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FORTY-FIFTH ILLINOIS REGIMENT, 



WITU A COMPLETE LIST OP THE 



OFFICERS AND PRIVATES 



Individual Record of Each Man in the Regiment. 



By Capt. JOHN M. ADAIR, Lanark, Illinois. 



LANARK : 

CARROLL COUNTY GAZETTE PRINT. 

'1869 



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PREFACE. 
ANNUAL RE-UNION OF 1869. 



Freepobt, III., Septejiber 28th, 1869. 

Pursuant to appointment a business meeting was held at the Howard House, at 4i4 o'clock, P.M. 
The society was called to order by Major J. J. Palmer, senior Vice President, and on motion Lie ut. 
J. A. Rollins was appointed Secrctaiy, pro tern. 

On motion the association then proceeded to the election of oflcers, for the ensuing year. 

On motion of Capt. Evans Blake a committee consisting of one member from each company 
represented was appointed by the chairman to nominate officers to be elected. 

The committee made the following report : 

President, Gen. John E. Smith ; Vice Presidents, Major J. J. Palmer, of Rockford, Col. M. M. 
Miller and Gen. W. R. Rowley, of Galena, Capt. D. O. Reid, of Rock Island, Lieut. C. F. Dubs, of 
Freeport, Capt. J. M. Adair, of Lanark, Sergt. K. E. Olds, of Warren, Capt. B. P. Holcomb, of 
Galesburg, Lieut. E. L. Lawrence, of Belvidere. 

Recording Secretary and Regimental Historian, Capt. J. M. Adair, of Lanark.. 

Corresponding Secretary, J. C Glenat, of Galena. 

Treasurer, Luther Smith, of Rockford. 

Chaplain, Wm. D. Atchison. 

The report of the committee was adopted and the officers named declared duly elected. 
On motion of Giles C. Hard, it was unanimously agreed to exclude all intoxicating drinks from the 
table at the banquet in the evening. 

At the request of Col. Miller and Sergt. C rummer, the association decided upon Galena as the 
place of the next meeting, and the time fixed to be the Wlh day of September, 1870. 

On a motion being made to extend an invitation to all soldiers of other regiments, and the 
citizens in the ^'icinity of Galena, it was unanimously adopted. 

A motion then prevailed for the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions of respect 
to the memory of our deceased comrades since the last annual re-union. The chairman appointed 
the following : Sergt. Crummer, Col. Miller, Capt. Blake, Capt. Adair, Lieut. Lawrence. 

A tax of Fifty Cents was levied upon each member present for contingent expenses. 

On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at "'4 o'clock, in Hettinger's Hall, to hear the history 
of the regimjnt read, and to receive the report of the committee on resolutions. 

Evening — The association reassembled at the hall at thi3 appointed time. The history of the 
regiment was read by Capt. J. M. Adiir, of Lanark, and was listened to with marked interest and 
attention: the members acknowledging their appreciation by a vote of thanks. Col. Miller from the 
committee on resolutions submitted the following which were adopted. 

Whereas. The Supreme Ruler of the Universe in his divine wisdom has taken from our number 
since our last annual meeting, our former comrades Major Gen. John A. Rawlins, late Secretary of 
War, Chas. D. Evans, Pr. Co. D., Wm. Wheland, John G. Auger and Joseph Powell, privates Co. B. 
Therefore be it resolved 

1st, That in the death of Gen. John A. Rawlins, our first Major, we mourn the loss of one who was 
prominent in organizing our regim3nt. A brave soldier, true friend, wise statesman and devoted 
lover of his country, who living gave utterance to and dying was a practical exponent of the sentiment 
'•it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country." 

2d Resolved, That in Charles D. Evans, Wm. Wheland. John G. Augur and Joseph Powell, we 
mourn the loss of brave and efficient soldiorf!, who when their country called, promptly answered, 
and faithfully served whenever and wherever duty required. 

•3d. Resolved, That we will ever cherish and revere their memory, and that we shall ever protect 
and care for the widows and orphans of these our beloved comrades who have fallen for their country. 

4th. Resolved, That these resolutions be placed upon the records of our association, and that a 
copy of the same be furnished by the secretary for publication in the various counties where companies 
of the 4.'5th were raised. 

On motion the chairman was instructed to appoint a committee of tliree, whose duty it shall be to 
make arrangement for the publication of the historical sketch of the regimi'nt in pamphlet form for 
distribution among the surviving members and friends of the regiment. The chair appointed Capt 
J. M. Ad lir, Serirts. W. F. Crummer an:l Luther Smith as such committee. 



HISTORICAL SKETCH 

OF THE 

FORTY-FIFTH REGIMENT ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS. 



By Capt. JOHN M. ADAIR. 

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Eead at the Second Annual Ee-Union of the Eegiment at Freeport, 

SEPTEMBER 28th, 1869. 



Dear Comrades and Friends of the 
45th — At the re-union ot the Regiment 
last fall, without my knowledge or consent 
I was selected as "Regimental Historian'" 
perhaps as a penalty for not meeting with 
you at the first re-union, '^o one was 
more disappointed than myself at not be- 
ing able to meet with you, bat circumstan- 
ces prevented. My only regret is that your 
choice did not fall upon s'ome one more 
capable of carrying into effect your wishes, 
and more competent to have entertained 
you at this time upon such an interesting 
and important subject. However your 
clioice fell upon me and with pleasure I ac- 
cept the task, hoping that I shall succeed 
in giving better satisfaction to you than I 
have to myself in the brief sketch I have 
prepared. Before commencing my sketch 
allow me to make a word of explanation. 
A full history of the 4.5th would liave re- 
quired much more time and tliought than 
I could have devoted to its completion, and 
when finished would have been too volumi- 
nous to read upon a single occasion like 
the present. So I have waived the formal- 
ity of historical narration, and have adopt- 



ed a series of suggestions of facts connected 
with our history, going over the whole 
ground as near as possible, stopping only 
to touch upon the difierent events trans- 
piring by the way. I shall depend upon my 
hearers to supply the deficiency in their 
own minds as I proceed and at the close if 
I have aided you in recalling some of the 
scenes of the past and refreshed yourmem- 
oiy upon a subject dear to all of us I shall 
be well paid for my trouble. 

Few of us if any can realize that eight 
long years have come and gone, since tlie 
most of us, were in our first camp at Gale- 
na. Eight years ago the 5th of this month 
the first companies took up their quarters 
at camp Washburue. Eight long and 
eventful years, yet how short they seem, — 
to look back. "Three years or during the 
war" seemed interminable to look forward 
to then ; but to-day it is eight years and 
more and here we are, a goodl}' number of 
us — thank God, met together, to live over 
again, in a few hours the history of our 
"association in the war," and to talk about 
the things that transpired in those days, in 
the light of our after e>^ierience. The cir- 



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cnmstanct'S attending the organization of | t,y made a liberal donation for immediate 
the "Lead Mine Regiment" as it was first wants, and the fair ground near Galena 
called, were peculiar, and not altogether ■ was turned into a camp of rendezvous, and 
favorable. About the 1st of June, 1861, a : christened "Camp Washburne." On the 
formal tender of an independent rifle regi- 5th of Sept. 18G1, companies "A" & "B" 
ment from this Congressional district, to j went into camp; company ' C" on the 8th 



be commanded by Col. John E. Smith aid 
to the Governor, was made by the Hon. E. 
B. Washburne, to the Secretary of War.— 
This tender was made in obedience to the 
patriotic impulses of the people in all parts 
of the district. Tlie auspices for a speedy 
and eflective completion of the organiza- 



and Co. "D" on the 9th. Lieut. W. T. Fro- 
hock was assigned to the immediate com- 
mand of the camp. On the 18th Co. "G" 
was escorted into camp in due military 
style, company "E" on the 24th, mj^self a 
private in the ranks, and company "F" 
followed soon after, which completed the 



tion otthe regiment, were at that time most 1 compliment, so far as "Camp Washburne" 
lavoi able, but the government unconscious 1 was concerned. Here was the starting 
of the magnitude of the contest into which point of our real regimental history. Here 
it was about entering, declined immediate i was our first experiences ot a soldier's life, 
acceptance of ihe profiler, and the project I and we thought them hard enough at the 
was in a manner abandoned. Companies time. Had we known what we had to en- 
already full united with other organizations, | dure before our terms had expired, how 
and those in process of formation were dis- j contentedly we would have adapted our- 
banded. I selves to the circumstances. Here we first 

The disaster of Bull's Run gave a new ! tasted of soldier's fare and lodging whicli 
impetus to governmental sluggishness, and we denounced as barbarous. Here we took 
on the2:jd of July, a telegram was received j our first lessons in squad, company and 
by Col. Smith trom the Secretary of War, ; battallion drills. In about a week we 
announcing the acceptance of the Regl- i knew more than there was in the books, 
ment, if ready for marching orders witlim ' and were just about ready to graduate 
15 days ; and afterwards extended to Sept. when Major Smith took us in hand and 



10th. The material which had been so 
ready at call a few weeks previous, was 
now, by cause otthe delay unavailable, and 
the country appeared to be already strip- 
ped of serviceable men. Yet when the 
call was made it was responded to in a 
manner creditable to the noble sentiment 
of the 3d District. A mustering officer 



we found out that we did'nt know half so 
much as we thought we did. On the 81st 
of October, sixty-one, a further organiza- 
tion of the regiment was effected by com- 
pleting the roster of field officers. Then we 
drew our "Enfield" Rifles of which we all 
were very proud. You remember how 
proudly we shouldered them one pleasant 



was assigned by the War Dept to muster i afternoon, and marched down to Galena 
in the troops, and the work pushed speedi- '■ and halted in line in front of the custom 



ly forward. I question whether any of us 
can repress a smile when we recall the 
awe inspsiring effect which the presence of 
that august personage — as we then regard- 
ed him — Lt. Goodwin had xipon us. He 
was the first specimen of a soldier I had 
ever seen out of the picture books, and I 



house. We were all very curious to know 
what was to be done. Presently our curi- 
osity was satisfied by the presentation in 
the name of the ladies of Galena, of two 
splendid banners. They were accepted in 
the name of the regiment by Col. Smith 
and in the course of his remarks promised 



regarded him as the greatest hero of the i that they should never trail in the dust or 
age. The supervisors of Jo Daviess conn- be tainted with dishonor and you sanction- 



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ed his word by clieer upon cheer. That 
was the first tune we flung our banner to 
the breeze, and marched ])ack to camp 
with our flag proudly floating. Boys, can 
you go to Galena and tell those ladies that 
you kept those promises sacred V Did the 
4oth ever desert her colors, or disgrace the 
flag she bore ? Her record lurnishes the 
answer. The memory of this period of our 
soldier life gather so thickly and fast that I 
would gladly dwell upon it longer, but I 
am reminded that other scenes crowd each 
other in quick succession, along our jour- 
ne}' through those long eventful years of 
war, and are claiming our attention. I 
must hasten on to meet them, or my time 
will be gone before I am half through. 

Thus partially organized, the battalion 
which heretofore had been known as the 
"Lead Mine Independent Regiment," was 
assigned to the state, by the general govern- 
ment, and thereafter known as the 45th 
Ills. Vol. Infty. The regiment was order- 
ed into camp at Chicago, and moved tliere 
by Rail on the 23d of Nov. The breaking 
camp at Galena and the parting with 
friends that night at the depot, need not be 
mentioned by me to be remembered by all 
of 3 ou. As soon as barracks could be com- 
pleted we were assigned quarters in Camp 
Douglas. In the mean time we rendez 
Toused in the Wigwam, a villianous place 
to be cooped up in. Soon after reaching 
Chicago Co. "I'' joined the regiment and 
while in camp, companies ''H" and "K"' 
were assigned, which completed our organ- 
ization, and raised our numbers to the pro- 
portion of a full grown regiment and wIid 
ila^e .say we were not equal to the best of 
Illinois' honest boys in looks and valor. — 
AVhcn the organization was completed a 
resolution was adopted adding Washburne 
to the name of the legiment in honor of 
E. B- Washburne who had rendered such 
eflicient aid in organizing the regiment. — 
July 12th, 1862 we lett camp Douglas for 
Cairo, with the reputation of being the 
best drilled regiment in camp, a merited 



honor, I think, at least we had worked 
hard for it. At Cairo we imagined we 
were in the heart of the enemy's country, 
and the most rigorous discipline was ad- 
hered to, as a poor calf which undertook 
to pass the guard line without giving the 
countersign,found out to its sorrow. One of 
the boys of Co. "E" shot it dead for this 
breach of discipline. Our next move was 
up the Ohio and Tenn. rivers, and on the 
4th of Feby. we pitched our tents in our 
first camp in the field. Few of you have 
forgotten camp Halleck, or the rain storm 
which leveled nearly all our tents that 
night. Fewer still have forgotten the 
boom, boom of the cannon in the direction 
ol Ft. Henry, the next morning when Com- 
modore Foote opened fire from his gun 
boats It was the first hostile shot we had 
heard in this or any other war, and that 
pecaliar indescribable excitement had so 
taken possession of everybody, that what- 
ever eccentricities were displaj'ed that 
morning, nobody ran be held responsible 
therefor. Thero is something mysterious 
about that peculiar excitement felt on the 
eve of the first battle, which I have never 
heard explained satisfactorily. Every one 
who has ever been in a battle has experi- 
enced it, yet I never have seen any one 
who has been able to describe his feelings. 
The march to Ft. Heni-y through the muil 
and water, over the hills and hollows of 
that region, sometimes wading streams, 
swollen by late rains, in the month of 
Feb. are among tlie recollections of Ihe 
war, not the most pleasant. When we 
reached the Fort late at night, the rebels 
had gone. The night turned suddenly cold 
and then the most of us remembered that 
we had left our blankets and overcoats be- 
hind, and what rations we had put into our 
haversacks hid been eaten on the march. 
Cold, hungry and disappointed, we shiver- 
ed around our camp fires that long dreary 
night, and began to realize what an earnest 
cruel thing a soldier's life was. But it was 
our first experience and we knew nothing 



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about making ourselves comfortable. With 
the knowledge of further experience, we 
can now look back, and realize how little 
we knew then, and how much we had yet 
to learn. - Next came Donelson with a 
more terrible and bloody experience, 
but with the same lack of wisdom in taking 
care of our bodily comfort. You remem- 
ber how we unslung our knapsacks five 
miles from the scene of action, occasioned 
by a few cavalry shots in the advance. — 
The suffering and exposure resulting from 
this foolish act cost us more lives than 
rebel shot on the battle field. 

On the morning of the 13th of Feby. we 
stood behind the guns which fired the first 
shot into Donelson, from Mcx\.llister's 
battery,on the hill we bivouacked the night 
before. We then moved off to the right 
and took up the position which we occupi- 
ed during the day's fight. I have time to 
refer to but one or two incidents connected 
with the history of this remarkable siege, 
in whicii the 4.jthtook such a gallant part. 
On Thursday, about noon, you will remem- 
ber we were ordered forward of the main 
line to the support of the 49th 111. which 
was getting the worst of it, to our left, and 
front. At the command we moved for- 
ward proudly and grandly with an un- 
broken front down across the open field, 
and up on the other side to within fifty 
feet of the enemy's works. This was our 
first experience under fire, and gallantly 
the 45th stood the first shock of battle. — 
I can hardly realize now in looking back 
upon the scenes, how raw troops, such as 
we were then, could display such dauntless 
courage and cool, almost reckless bravery. 
And wlien a charge on the breast works 
was abandoned as impracticable at that 
time and place, and we were ordered to re- 
tire to our former position, the coolness, 
amounting almost to impudence, in which 
it was done was something truly remarka- 
ble. You will remember our stopping on 
the way back to take a survey of the posi- 
tion and to speculate upon the chances of 



success or failure, in case we had charged. 
Again we find ourselves in line to talk over 
our first engagement, and wait events. — 
They came that night, in the shape of a 
rain and snow storm, a freeze up, and a 
picket skirmish, which will not soon be 
forgotten. The next day and and night 
was bitter cold, but not much fighting on 
our line but sharp shooting, in which the 
"boys" of the 4oth took a lively hand, 
with their long range guns. Saturday tlie 
ball commenced on the right, bright and 
early in dead earnest, and the 45th took 
her full share of the blunt of that desperate 
fight. But the three days fight is ended 
and late Saturdaj' evening we are retired 
some distance to the rear where we rest as 
well as we can on the snow and ice cover- 
ed ground, with a scanty supply of blank- 
ets and provisions. 

The next morning was the Sabbath, and 
a brighter and more beautiful morning 
never dawned. The 45th awoke to the 
glad news that the white flag proclaimed a 
cessation of hostilities and soon the mes- 
sage come, that the Fort had uncondition- 
ally surrendered to Gen. Grant. The 2d 
Brig, had the honor of leading Grant's 
victorious army to take possession of the 
prize, and I remember how grandly the 
old regiment looked that morning as they 
marched in, with their saber bayonets glih- 
tening and reflecting in the bright ra3^s of 
the sun, until it looked like a long streak 
of sunshine itself. 

It is remarkable that this day so beauti- 
ful and fair, was the only good day that we 
had while we encamped at Donelson, if 
my memory serves me right. The weath- 
er was miserably wet, cold and disagreeable 
all the time we remained. The colors of 
the 45th were the first to be planted on 
the ramparts of Fort Donelson, and as we 
mounted the works and looked down the 
Cumberland and watched the transport 
fleet coming up, I thought it one of the 
grandest sights I ever saw. We had won 
a great victory but at a fearful cost. The 



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beautiful sunlight of lieaven, beanuns; out | 
in all its splendor, plaj^edupon tiie upturn- 
ed features of hundreds of our brave bo^^s 
in deatli's embrace on the field where they { 
fell, as if in the attempt to win them back 
to life. But the sun of their lives had gone 
down forever, casting its shadow of dark- 
ness and gloom in so many once happy 
homes in our own dear state. This was 
the price paid for the victory, and the 45th 
had contributed liberally of the sum. 

On the 4th of March -we again take up 
our line of march through snow and rain, 
over almost impassable roads for theTenn 
river where we embarked on the trans- 
ports again, which are to convey us further 
(HI to repeat the scene on otiier fields. You 
remember well the trip up the river; the 
camp at Savanna; the expedition to Pin 
Hook and return ; the leaving of (uir cimp 
at Savanna, just when Sergt. Swartz had 
got the bake ovens finished ; and then 
on to Pittsburg Landing; our camp 
at that place; the battallion drill again 
and many other things of interest which I 
have no time to mention, but which vou 
will run over in memory half a dozen times 
while you sit here. 

The memorable 6th of April finds us in 
our camp at Shiloh, almost unconscious of 
danger, and certainly, at the time the blow 
was struck, unmindful of it. Who of us that 
was present will forget the morning when 
the long roll beat the call to ami;? Tlie 
blood quickens in the veins, and the 
nerves thrill with excitement at the thought. 
From our scanty breakfast in camp we 
sprung to our arms to go through with all 
the horrors of that terrible day. We that 
are here to-day to live over again these 
scenes of blood can well consider ourselves 
fortunate. Many of our beloved comrades 
who obej'ed the summons that morning, 
on earth, answered to roll call in the army 
on high at night. 

The double quick to the left is still dis- 
tinct in your memories, where we met not 
only the enemy, but our own broken and 



dismayed troops, flying for life in ever di- 
rection ; but you fiiltered not. Amid the 
shot and shell fiying thick and fast our line 
was formed, and although it seemed use- 
less, the attempt was made to check the de- 
termined and resistless foe. The odds was 
too great against us, and as promptly re- 
formed in a new position, not a man shirk- 
ing, or hcsitatins in hisdut}'. The work 
of death had already been felt, and good 
old Capt. Connor, of Cn. "D" had received 
the fatal shot, and others of his comrades 
had felt the sting of rebel shot. For a 
short time we held our ground and then 
again were forced to give way, this time 
taking position to the rear of our camp 
ground. Here we made a determined 
stand, and the metal of the old regiment 
was tried in a terrible fire ; but she was 
made of pure stuff, and nobly held her 
ground. Some of her bravest and best 
boys, however went down to rise no more, 
while many more were wounded Com- 
pany "B" being in the most exposed posi- 
tion, lost heavily in killed and wounded in 
the ranks, and the young and talented 
Baugher here received his death wound. — 
The ranks of Co. "G" were thinned by the 
murderous blast, and so on throughout the 
regiment, although the loss was not so^ 
heavy, as in the companies mentioned. A 
little later in the day another line had to 
be formed in the rear, and here company 
"A" saw the gallant George Moore go 
down with a mortal wound. It was our 
turn now to assume the ofl'ensive for a 
time, and you remember our first charge 
up through the brush, after the retreating 
rebels. 

Many a patriot in the confederate cause 
bit the dust in that charge. I shall never 
forget the agony of fear depicted in the 
countenances of the wounded as we came 
up to them, which passed into a sigh of re- 
lief, as we passed by them, without doing 
them any further harm. The rebels had 
been taught to believe that the "Yankees" 
were a species of barbarous humanity, who 



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would take special aeli2lit in bayoneting 
the wounded, and mutilating tiie dead.— 
They were surprised to find us men with 
kind hearts possessing true manly conrage 
I have heard the remark made in the 
southern states, many times since the war, 
"That if the sautli had known the north bet- 
ter tliere never would have been any war," 
and I believe it. Daring the greater part 
of the first day's fight at Shiloh, the 45th 
under tlie trusty leadership of Col. Smith,' 
fouglit mostly upon its own hook. Some- 
times we were with the brigade, but often 
the rest oftiie brigade would move ott'and 
leave us figliting. It did'nt seem to make 
much diiierence however, we fought on un- 
til we were out of ammunition, and when 
we could'nt get any more, or see anybody 
else but rebels, the Col. coucluded to make 
his way to the river to replenish our cart- 
ridge boxes. So we staited, you will re- 
member, left in front, and the rebels follow- 
ed us so close, that Capt. Polsgrove came 
up to the Col. and exclaimed breathlessly : 
"My God, Col. they are not fifty yards from 
my company, and we hav'nt a shot to de 
fend ourselves." The Col. replied, "keep 
cool and don't say anything Capt. the ene- 
my don't know we are out of ammunition 
5^nd we will come out all right yet." We 
did come out all right, what was left of us 
and got back to the river bank without 
further loss, filled our cartridge boxes, and 
moved up to the right ot the line then 
forming for the last engagement ot the day. 
Here we found the brigade again, and took 
our position in the line which was to either 
win or lose the day. They did'nt give us 
much to do in that grand repulse on Sun- 
day evening, but we were ready, and their 
reception would have been warm if they 
had given us a call. After that we had 
our supper of "Hani tack" and cheese 
which good old "commissary" Hard, and 
Lieut. Bush provided us with. We appre- 
ciated their kin^ess for it was the first 
morsel we had seen since breakfast, — and 
that was an extremely light meal. We ate 
our supper and went to bed, — Oh ! so tir- 



ed. It rained down in torrents during the 
night, but we slept soundly through it all ; 
— at least I did, and I suppose the rest of 
you did. The next morning almost as 
soon as it was light we were ordered for- 
ward, which surprised us a little, but we 
did'nt stop to enquire into particulars. — 
We had'nt gone far before the rebel artil- 
lery opened upon us from a distance, and we 
were ordered up to support a battery, just 
in the edge of the wood, where Co. "F" 
lost the brave Capt. Johnson. Then we 
moved across the open field in our front, 
to the woods beyond, where we waked up ' 
a hornet's nest of rebels, and where the 
53d and 71st Ohio came verj'^ near getting 
us gobbled up by their cowardice, and did 
cause us to retreat, for some distance. — 
Then came that last grand decisive charge 
which broke the rebel lines and put them 
all to flight. It was sharp awful work, but 
magnificently done There was'nt many 
of us to answer roll call, when we formed 
in liueafter the charge, youremember.there 
was a good many reported afterwards, but 
many very many of our noble band, never 
were with us again. 

The loss during the two days were 26 
killed, 196 wounded and several missing, 
being over 47 per cent of the whole number 
engaged 

The evening of the 7th we returned to, 
and occupied an old camping ground a di- 
lapidated and dreary looking place enough 
as seen through the darkness with the dead 
of both armies strewn thickly upon the 
ground in every direction. We had gained 
the victory but we laid down on Monday 
night sad and mournful ; the scourge of 
battle had taken away our bunk mates and 
messmates, comrades and friends and our 
hearts wept bitterly. But I have not time 
to dwell longer. Your memories will 
serve you better than I can, and I will pass 
on. On the 24th of April the 45th left 
camp at Shiloh, and with the rest of the 
army began the tedious and almost endless 
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to think of Halleck's mode of warfare, and 
I have not the patience to stop and tell 
you, how many miles of breastworks we 
constructed, or how many Tennessee farms 
we cleared off during the advance on Cor- 
inth, but with a sudden bound, clear them 
all, and land in our pleasant camp at Jack- 
son, Tenn., where we remained during the 
bummer of sixty-two. Our camp life at 
Jackson was varied somewhat by details 
for Railroad guard duty. Aug. the 11th 
the Regt. was detailed to guard the Miss. 
Central from Jackson to Toons Station a 
distance of 22 miles. Companies A, D, F, 
and I under command of Capt. Palmer, 
were stationed at Medon, company "C" 
was ordered to guard the trestle work in 
the neighborhood of Treager's Station, and 
companies B, E, G, H and K, were at 
Toons, Thus stationed we enjoyed a quiet 
easy camp lile, with not nuich else to do 
but eat "peach cobblers" (you remember 
them don't you boys ?) chickens, geese. &c., 
whicii somehow or other would IJnd their 
way into camp, although there were strict 
orders against foraging. You know at that 
time it was the custom for our army to 
guard rebel property, return to their mas- 
ters runaway slaves, and all that kind ol 
thing, a kind of a patent way the govern- 
ment had of "making war tender and mer- 
ciful." And the 39th of August informa- 
tion was received from below that Arm- 
strong's Cavalry were making their way 
north along the railroad and that weshoulo 
"look out for him." We did look out for 
liim and was not disappointed in IjIs com- 
ing. A picket post at Toons was driven in 
about noon and one man capturi'd. Lt. 
Dubs can tell you more about that than I 
can as he did some tall walking to get out 
of their way. About the sami time "clev- 
er" Capt. Rouse with his company were 
attacked by some three or four hundred, 
and invited to accept rebel hospitality for 
a fe%v daj^s which was accepted. Enquire 
of Capt. Rouse or any of Co. "C" for par- 
ticulars. At three o'clock in the afternoon 
the force at Medon numbering in ail about 



125 men were attacked by something like 
twelve or fifteen hundred cavalry dismount- 
ed, who were just going to gobble up the 
boys in littte less than no time. A 45th 
"boy" was'nt the easiest thing in 
the world to gobble at any time, and if 
there was such a thing as a cotton bale, 
attached to him he could'nt be swallowed 
DO \v:\y. Well the bo} s under command of 
friend Capt. Palmer took to the cotton 
bales which happened to be lying around 
the station, and against such tremendous 
odds defied the rebel hordes for three hours 
when the 7th Mo. arriving from Jackson to 
reinforce them the rebs slunk awaj' like 
whipped curs, without accomplishing their 
object. The brave and good Lieut. Green 
of Co. "I" and two of the boys who fought 
beside him yielded up their lives nobly 
fighting, besides 13 wounded and 43 of the 
regiment taken prisoners. The enemy los- 
ing in the same contest 8 killed and 40 
wounded which were left on the ground 
besides others taken away. Last May it 
was my privilege to pass over this road 
again, and the train stopped long enough 
at Medon to enable me to look around upon 
this historic ground. The bullet holes in 
the old station house and the marks on the 
trees around are still plainh' to be seen. — 
These scars of the bitter contest, have a 
peculiar interest to one familiar with their 
history, and when I walked about the 
premises and thought of the times when I 
had been there before and looking at the 
holes made in the building by rebel bullets 
each shot fired with the hope of letting out 
the life blood of one of my comrades and 
friends, my spirit of forgiveness was not .so 
strong as Peter's faith. Yet we are asked 
to forget these things and let by-gones be 
by-gones. Perhaps it would be better but 
there are some things that are hard to 
forget. 

But I must hasten on for the end is yet a 
long way oft'. The fall campaign of 1862 
had been determined upon, and on the 2d 
day of Nov. we left Jackson, Tenn., for 
the south passing through Bolivar, and 



Historical Sketch. 



then on to Lagrav.ge where we spent some 
three weeks doing guard duty in that 
pleasant little town. On the 28th we start- 
ed with the rest ot the army on the Mis- 
sissippi expedition which if successful was 
to put us in the rear ol Vicksburg. The 
march soutli through Holly Springs across 
the Tallehatchie, with old Pap Price "ske- 
daddling" with his army before us, and 
then on through Abbeville and Oxford to 
Spring Dale, is familiar to all of you. At 
the latter place an incident occurred which 
deserves a place in our history. It was 
the separation of Col. Smith from the 
Regt. in consequence of promotion to the 
rank of Brig. Gen., an honor richly deserv- 
ed and worthily bestowed. Gen. Smith 
communicated the fact to the regnnent in 
a very appropriately worded letter wliich 
I thought would be interesting to you to 
hear so I will give it to you in his own 
words, and also the reply on the part of the 
officers of the regiment. 
Hd. Qrs, 1st Brig. 3d Div. Army Corps in 

the field, Dec. 16th 1862. 
To the officers and soldiers of the Wash- 

burne Lead Mine Regt. 45th 111. Vol. 
Having been appointed to a position 
which will separate me from your imme- 
diate command, I desire to return my sin- 
cere thanks to you my friends, to whom I 
am indebted for my position. Having 
shared with you the dangers of Donelson 
and Shiloh, as well as the fatiguing march 
upon Corinth, and from there to this point 
I feel a just and honest pride in sharing 
with you the enviable reputation won by 
your valor, and trust you have had no 
cause to be ashamed of your commander. 
Suddenly called from the peaceful pursuits 
of civil life to encounter hardships, dang- 
ers and the privations of all social ties in 
defence of the constitution and the laws of 
our beloved country, without the practical 
experience of soldiers ; you have been 
tried and found true to your trust. "The 
45th can be relied upon," is your reputa- 
tion throughout the victorious army of 
Tenn. Of myself [ have but little to say, 



other than that had I been perfect I should 
not have been human. I have endeavored 
to administer the aftairs of the regiment 
with justice and impartiality ; of this you 
must be the judges. If I have erred I trust 
you will attribute it to the head and not 
to the heart. Whatever may be our rela 
tive positions in future I shall always be 
glad to be considered as belonging to the 
45th and shall always feel the same inter- 
est in your welfare that I have hitherto 
done. Trusting that the day is not far 
distant, when the stars and stripes will 
wave over every state in our country, and 
we will be again united with our friends 
in our distant homes, I have the honor to 
be sincerely your friend. 

Jo UN E. Smith. 

The following is the response of the offi- 
cers of the regiment : 

Sir : — It is with mingled feelings of pride, 
pleasure and regret that we the undersign- 
ed, commissioned officers of the 45th Regt. 
111. Vol. Infty. receive the announcement, 
that the military connection which has so 
pleasantly existed between yourself and 
the Lead Mine Regiment is severed. Pride 
and pleasure that the modest merit which 
your subordinate officers and men of 
the regiment, have long known, is ap- 
preciated by tho.se in authority, and the 
gallant, manly, true, officer-like bearing, 
which led and sustained us on the ever to 
be historic fields of Donelson and Shiloh 
have been in part rewarded. Regret that 
the official and social relations which have 
existed between us since the first organiza- 
tion of the regimem ; relations which your 
uniform kind,considerate bearing have made 
tender as family ties, must now cease. We 
shall watch with interest your future ca- 
reer and when by Tou glory is won on oth- 
er fields, its rays must brighter gild the 
stars on the banner of the 45th. If in thy 
future of this painful struggle for the per- 
petuity of our union, we shall be under 
your command, remember no matter how 
dark or gloomy the hour, at your word, at 
your need, the Washburne Lead Mine Reg- 



FoHy-FifJh Regiment. 



fmcnt will never ialter, never fail yon. — ] 
JVIay jour future be happy and glorious, as 
your past has been generous and jv.st, is 
the sincere wish of 

(The Officers Signing this Letler.) 

The expedition liailed of success, fioui 
causes well known to all ot you, and on 
the 22d day of Dec. we took the back track 
over the same route we had proceeded by 
to this point. You remember, tlie rebel 
cavalry cut our haversack stiings, as we 
•jsed to say at Holly Springs. You have 
not forgotten the short ratii>ns at the Tal- 
lehatchie. How we feasted new j-ears' 
day, sixty-three on three ears of corn in 
the ear issued to each man in lieu of ra- 
tions, which we had marched 81 miles the 
day before to gather. But it was a matter 
of necessity, and like good soldiers as j'ou 
were, you murmured not but parched your 
corn and eat it. The early part of .Jan. 
lound us again at Lagrange, from whicli 
we were to make another start to ^;iiii the 
same point. 

The preparations for the ca:i-,paign of 
18G;J, which was destined to be crowned 
with such grand success was now the or 
deroltheday. The montlis which inter- 
vened between this time and the crossing 
of the Miss, below Grand Gulf, was taken 
up by that portion of the army of which ; 
the 4oth formed a part in making easy 
stages toward that point, and does not con- 
tain sufficient special interest to claim our j 
attention except to mention one or two in- 
cidents, which happened while on the 
route. A Tennessee winter in the latitude 
of JNIemphis is not the most plea.sant tine 
for campaigning, as we all have reason to 
remember. The snow which fill a.. Col 
liersville, almost burying us in our tents, 
you still remember. The mud and slush ' 
which we trudged through from there to I 
Memphis are easily recalled with unpleas I 
ant recollections. The embarkation and I 
trip down the Miss, river by steamboat to i 
Lake Providence; the camp on the Spar- 
row Plantation, on the bank of the Lake, I 
<me of the pleasanest if not the most pleas- 



ant camp we were in during the war, 
where Jo. Vincent sang Lorena and "Sut- 
ler" Davis entertained the officers with a 
grand supper; then the camp at "Vista" 
where we could liearthe boom of the can- 
non at Vicksburg 75 miles away; witli 

nothing to do but play well, never 

mind — we led a life of luxurious case a 
couple of months or more, almost equal to 
that of our southern friends before the 
war. Time rolls on, however, rnd another 
stage is made in our journey. Milliken's 
Bend is our next stopping place, and here 
occurred one of the most memorable 
events of the war. Volunteers were called 
for to run past the rebel batteries at Vicks- 
burg. Do you remember the line being 
formed as for dress parade and the order 
from Div. Hd. Qrs. being read? And then 
the Col. called tirst for all tiie officers who 
were willing to volunteer their service to 
step four paces to the front. At the com- 
mand every officer I believe, or nearly all, 
in the line stepped promptly to the front. 
And then when the command was given 
for all enlisted men who were willing to 
volunteer for this dangerous service to step 
two paces to the front, none were left. Xo, 
when the word was given the entire regi- 
ment stepped forward as one man. Here 
was a predicament. A few only were want- 
ed. All wanted to go. What was to be 
done? Lots were cast and the lucky fel- 
lows who drew the prizes, Avere envied by 
all the rest. What a grand .spectacle f— 
There was not a man in the ranks, but 
knew that the chances for death were ten 
against one for life, and yet for the glory 
of victory and the success of our cause 
there was no danger too great to be dared, 
or undertakinir too vast to be attempted, 
but there were more volunteers for the ser- 
vice than could be accepted. The detail 
from the 45th consisted of the following, if 
my memory serves me right If I am mis- 
taken I hope some one will correct me : 
Capt. L. B. Fisk, Co. E. Sergt. A. J. Es- 
ping and private W^m. H. H. Swetland, 
Co. B. Charles Evans, Co. D. A. Snow 



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Historical Sketch. 



J. M. Primmer, Co. F. Charles Flint, 1 
Wm. Tripp, Co G. Joshua Kendall, Co, 
K. They were assigned to different trans- 
ports as a portion of the crew, and although 
the boats on which they were, were bad- 
ly damaged, none of the detail received any 
serious hurt. Charly Evans who was at 
the "wheel" of the Anglo Saxon, Captain 
Fisk commander, was knocked, wheel and 
all on to the hurricane deck, but strange as 
it seems was uninjui'ed beyond the shock 
of the fall. But of this little band of braves 
Fisk, Esping and Evans are known to be 
dead. Of the rest I know nothing. 

The march from Milliken's Bend to 
Bruinsburg was a hard one, over bad roads 
and in bad weather ; but Vicksburg, was 
somewhere beyond ; and to gain that point 
hardships were freely accepted. The morn- 
ing of May Ist found us on the east bank of 
the Miss, again, and this time below Vicks- 
burg. You remember what a beautiful 
bright morning it was too. At sunrise we 
were on the march, and at noon we had 
reached Thomson's Hills 19 miles away. — 
We had hurried up to help McClernand 
out of a scrape. It took a couple of hours 
to decide which way it could be done the 
best ; but when it was finally decided to 
send our brig:ule into the canebrake on the 
left of the line to dislodge those impudent 
rebels, who thought they had s'lcli a good 
thirg of it, did'nt we do the thing up most 
handsomely V It is seldom that a fight and 
a foot race g>» together, so they s^.y ; but 
we had b th that day, and it would be 
pretty hard to tell which we enjoyed the 
mo.>,t. Tlie rebs out run us, however, we 
winning tMe tight and they tlie race. You 
reiui'mber how we cheered after tlie tight 
First we clieered for we I'lid'nl e.\ic!l\ 
know uh t; Uu-n we cheered the 12-4 li 
litgt. this i)eing Uieir fir.4 fight, ami did s > 
n ibly ; then weclieered Log.mand MePlier 
son ; s xin Grant came along, ,ind we 
cheered Liui by brigade; and behind him 
on a couple of sorry looking secesh nags 
rode nol.k- "Dick" Yates and E. B. Wash- 
burne. It was'nt our custom to cheer for 



civilians as a general thing ; but we gave 
Yates and Washburne three such cheers 
as they never got before or since, I'll bet a 
penny. On the 12th we met the enen y 
again at Raymond, and by a little too 
much curiosity we came very near being 
gobbled up. It it had'nt been for the 31st I 
am thinking we would have paid dear for 
our fun. But we had lots of fun, did'nt 
we boys ? It is true it was nt just so funny 
to Capt. House and Lieut. Dave Reed for 
they both got nipped with rebel lead, but 
they got well again in a short time, wliich 
made that all right. On the 14th 
we took another little round with them at 
Jackson and drove them beyond Pearle 
River. That was'nt much of a day for 
fighting either; but a splendid one for 
rain. But I guess that "bully" 24th South 
Carolina Regt. thought it was a good day 
for both, when the 17th Iowa caught their 
charge on the points of their bayonets and 
sent them back double quick over the pick- 
et fence. The honor of that repulse would 
have belonged to the Let Brig, if the Iowa 
"boys" had'nt asked it as a favor ti) let 
them take the advance. I certainly never 
saw anything more splendidly done, and 
they deserve the honor. The haughty 
South Carolinians said that ;i 1 lud noi>e 
would scare the western troops. Give 
TiiEM a chance and THEY would show how 
it was done. They got the chance and 
did'nt scare anybody either. Nobody ever 
lieard anj' more "blow" out of those fellows 
after their charge at Jackson. On the 16th 
we met Pemberton's army at Champion 
Hills where poor Sergeant Hammond and 
his bnivc comrades of tlie 4.5lli were mus- 
tered into the great army in the spirit land, 
;md many others iell wounded to suffer 
long pain and si me of iheni perhaps to die 
aterw irds. It was sharp quick work that 
>:ay, and we were soon following the de- 
feated and retreating rebels. The next day 
we biill our own bridge over Black River 
and pushed on to Vicksburg, reaching the 
works defending that city with the rest of 
the army, on the 19th of May. You re- 



Forty-Fifth IJPsiniout. 



n 



member it was our intention to go imme- 
diately into the ciiy. But you linow city 
life is very demoralizing to soldiers, and we 
concluded to camp a lew miles out for 
:iwhi!e. We did'nt like the ground very 
well for camping permanently, so we made 
another attempt to move f.irwiird on the 
2'2d of ;May. It was a serious day for many 
and as much so perhaps to the 4.'5th as to 
any other regiment in the army. On that 
day the noble and brave Cowi'ii fell a sac- 
ritice to the holy cause of lihertyand an 
'undivided countr}'. Besides we lost many 
more good fellows killed and wounded in 
that terrific charge. Tlie 22d of May, 
1863 will be a sad day in the minds of all 
ol us, while niemorj' shall last. The loss 
had been great and nothing gained, but 
sorrow and disappointment But it is not 
expected that a soldier will lose much 
time, in mourning the loss of comrades and 
friends, — and it is well that it is so, for it 
they did, they would'nt amount to much in 
war. 80 the next day and the next, and 
so on for weeks the bloody siege went on, 
and the 45th toiled on in their death work, 
day aftei day,and nightaftL-r night, until the 
alie.nom of the 25lh of June the work of 
(lea h;.ndl,l 'od3'battleassumedpri)poit!ons 
that all other events in its history seems 
like mere boy's play in compiris'm. The 
mine under Fort Hili was to be sprung, 
:ind the honor of occupying the breach as- 
signed to the 45th. The order was "to 
occupy the breach, and hold it, cost what 
it may." A terrible order to be executed 
1 y men of such acknowledged braver}' and 
determination as the 4oth was composed. — 
For my part I have always considered the 
enterprise a mistake, — a fearful costly mis- 
l;ike. Perhaps others with belter judg- 
ment than myself, could see chances in the 
prospects of success which I was unable to 
discover. Perhaps the promised benefits 
of success may have been equal to the inev- 
itable loss ; but I never have been convinc- 
ed of it. Be that as it ma}' it will not 
mend the matter to speculate upon it now. 
The mine was sprung and the glorious old 



regiment plnuged into the breach regard- 
less of the terrible fire of the enemy, which 
flashed in their faces like the wind driven 
rain. The gallant and brave Col. Melancthon 
Smith, and the young, noble, daring, good 
hearted Fisk, were the first to fall, the 
former with a mortal wound, the latter 
dead upon the spot. E^ping, Sines and 
Brezier, brave fellows, also joined the spir- 
it band soon after. To llie killed may be 
added three commis^ioned offii_;ers, eight 
sergeants, three corporals, and foriy-one 
privates wounded, as the price at which 
the honor of leading this charge was 
bought. Comrades you will pardon me, if 
I digress for an instant, to claim your at- 
tention to a matter, almost entirely per- 
sonal to myself. \Vhen the bullet sped on 
its mission of death and pierced the brain 
of Major Fisk it took from me my tried, 
bosom friend. I loved him as a brother, 
and in his death I experienced that deep 
sorrow something akin to that felt, I imag- 
ine, by wives, fathers and mothers, broth- 
ers and sisters, when the news would come 
back from the battle field that their belov- 
ed ones had been killed. We had a com- 
pact between us, that if one should fall and 
the other live, the living would bury the 
other among friends if po.ssible. Some of 
you will reme;rber how persistently I la- 
bored until I accomplished my wi'^h and 
purpose to bring his body home. I suc- 
ceeded, and now in the Cemetery at Mount 
Carroll, I have a charge which consists on- 
ly of a raised mound marked by a shaft of 
marble ; but it is a dear spot and I love to 
visit it, for it is the resting place of the mor- 
tal remains of my friend. And when I go 
there I cannot help bnt wish that all the 
poor boys who sleep in distant graves were 
buried at home so Ihat their friends could 
visit them at their last resting places. 

But to resume my sketch After the 
25th of June the same routine of daily toil 
as before, went on until the 3d of Jitly 
when the white flags fluttered on the ram- 
parts of Vicksburg, which had been so suc- 
cessfully defended against us for so long. — 



12 



Historical Sketch. 



Thfc' next day was Independence Day, a day 
dear to every Aniericaa citizen already, 
but another interest waste be added in the 
surrender of Vicksburg to the victorious 
army ol the west. At 12 o'clock, Logan's 
division passed the frowning battlements 
which still looked cross and surlj', and 
marched into the city. At the head of the 
column was the heroic old 4.jlh biavest ot 
the brave, and her battle flag was the first 
to float over the Court House in Vicks- 
burg. 

In recalling the events and incidents 
which transpired during the siege of Vicks- 
burg; the suffering, the toil, the trials and 
inconveniences so indellibly impressed 
upon our memories, if there are any which 
brighten those long dreary days of danger 
and toil, and relieved us in those trying 
tinies we can reler to them with especial 
interest and pleasure. You will lemember 
that one of the chief difiiculties to be over 
come was the cooking of rations on the 
Iront line, on account of the camp fires 
drawing the enemy's shot with unerring 
aim, and with fatal effect. To add to the 
trouble, either from oversight or a lack of 
knowledge, on the part of the commissary 
department, as to the proper wants of the 
army at such a time, flour and fresh beef 
were issued, when "hard tack" and bacon 
were above all other things the all impor- 
tant commodities. To the 45th or rather 
to a single individual in the regiment be- 
longs the honor of solving the question. — 
"Commissary" Hard our old stand-by and 
friend of Rockford, was the first to con- 
^.eive, and carry into practical effect, the 
idea of a "regimental mess," to be coutrol- 
ed and superintecded by one competent 
cook, assisted by negroes or convalescent 
soldiers unfit ft)r duty. Commissary Hard 
obtained permission of the Col. to try the 
experiment, organized his "black brigade," 
and undertook the arduous duty of sup- 
plying the regiment with cooked rations. 
His plan was to form a camp for cooking 
purposes, far enough in the rear to be out 
of danger, and then draw the rations for 



I the regiment, cook them, and send them to 
j the front to each company. The exp«ri- 
i ment proved a perfect success and the plan 
worked admirably. Hard had solved the 
question of using flour and fresh beef dur- 
ing the seige, and the boys alter that, in- 
stead of having flour and fresh beef issued 
to them, which was next to nothing at all, 
vvere provided each day with good bread 
and coft'ee and cooked meat. Gen. Logan's 
attention being called to it, be was so well 
pleased with the working of the plan that 
he issued an order directing the adoption ' 
throughout the entire division. The "black 
brigade" was an institution, which in its 
place did as efficient service in capturing 
Vicksburg as did the "boys" at their more 
dangerous duty at the front, and its com- 
mander. Hard is entitled to a great deal 
more credit than will ever be recorded in 
history, for the part which he took in the 
seige or the service rendered by his genius 
and his labor ; but the boys of the 45th 
will never withhold the praise and credit 
due to the originator of the idea which was 
to be of so much benefit to them. 

The regiment was immediately detailed 
for provost guard duty in the city, and 
continued on such duty during the months 
of July, August, September, and until the 
14th of October when it was relieved. The 
daily routine of guard duty during these 
months was varied by only one or t vvo in- 
cidents of special interest which I will men- 
tion. On the 4th day of August, Col, J. A. 
Maltby was promoted to the rank of Brig. 
Genl. for meritorious services during the 
campaign which ended with the surrender 
of V^icksburg. His separation from the 
regiment was not attended by any public 
demonstration or correspondence of which 
I have any knowledge. The members of 
the regiment, officers and men tendered 
their heart}'^ congratulations, and rejoiced 
that another of their number had been ex- 
alted one step higher than their partiality 
could avail. The regret that the connec- 
tion between Col. Maltby and his rcgim-ent 
was severed, was expressive and sincere, 



FortT-Fiftli Regiment. 



13 



for they recognized in him, an efflcienl 
commander, a brave man and a true fiiend. 
Another pleasing episode which occur- 
red, at this time, the exact date of which I 
have lost, was another testiiiionial of the 
patriotic sentiments of tiie noble, true 
hearted ladies ot Galena, and the love the}- 
bore the old 4oth, in the presentation ot 
another splendid set of regimental colors, 
to take tiie place of the old ones, wiiich we 
had brought from Galena wiih us, and iiad 
been riddled with shot on so many hard 
fought fields. A letter of acceptance and 
thanks in appropriate terms was prepared 
and forwarded to the generous donors, as 
an expression of our aptM-eciation and 
gratitude. Boys whatever j-ou do, or 
wherever you may go, next to your wives, 
mothers and sisters, cherish forever the 
memory of tlie kind hearted and patriotic 
ladies of Galena On the 14th of October 
you will remember j^ou started on tlie Can- 
ton raid, and had a little skirmish with the 
rebels on the 17th at Boguecliitto, where 
you drove their line six miles. On the 
20th you returned to camp at Vicksburg 
and remained until the 7lii of November 
V hen you moved to Black River, and went 
into camp. Black River is impressed upon 
your minds as stronglj- perhaps as any oth- 
er camp, or more so than any other, dur- 
ing your term of service, for several rea- 
sons. One reason was that it was a pleas- 
ant breathing spell, after long and tedious 
service. Company and battalion drill was 
again instituted which had been so long 
neglected ; the duty was light; rations 
were plenty ; the reins of military discip- 
line were not drawn so light as usual, and 
altogether it was more like soldiering in 
time of peace than you had experienced 
since leaving Illinois. Another event 
transpired while yoa were in camp at 
Black River which I regard as 
the greatest event of the war. A victory 
more important had been achieved than 
the capture of Vicksburg. A great moral 
victor}', the influence of which did more to 
depress the south and demoralize the con- 



federate army than any battle ever fought. 
It was nothing less than the veteranizing 
or re-enlisting of almost the entire western 
arm}'. 

The hopes of the rebel cause hung upon 
the reduction of the Union army by expi- 
ration of the terms of enlistment of our 
soldiers, and the difficulty which they were 
led to believe we would have in recruiting 
them. The New York riots, and other 
public demonstrations by the opposition 
party in the north had encouraged the 
hope in secessia that the draft could never 
be enforced, and that volunteering had 
"played out." The news then of the vet- 
eranizing of the army at that time, was 
such a shock to the rebels, that they never 
recovered from its effects. For the cam- 
paign of sixty -four the war in the south 
had "reached every family, every man" is 
the language of good rebel history. Was 
it any wonder then that such an unlooked 
for event as the voluntary re-enlistment of 
the Union armies, should strike terror into 
the very heart of the confederacy ? The 
"boys" of the 45th were among the first to 
re-enlist and every eligible man almost in 
the ngiaient went in for another term, de- 
termined to see the thing through. The 
dates of enlistment being in the months of 
December and January. 

Every one of you proved yourselves in 
the act to be a real hero and a true lover of 
your country ; confirmed an attachment to 
the old stars and stripes, and a true patri- 
otism which could U(jt be diminished by 
the hardships of war, or equaled by the 
love of life or the pleasure of dear homes. 
Your country wanted your strength and 
valor, in her defence, and she must have it, 
at any cos' to yourselves. A glorious sac- 
rifice for a glorious cause and worthy the 
noble men who made it. 

The next event of interest was the great 
Meridian raid upon which you started on 
the 3d of Feb. I was'nt with you on that 
trip, but I watched your exploits with deep 
interest. On the 14th you routed about 
five times your own number of the "Rebs." 



14 



HUt»)rlo;U Sketch. 



at "Chunky Station,'' and gave them a 
liard chase, sufiering a h)ss of three men 
of Co. F. wounded. After that you had 
some hard niarchhig, a little skirmishing, 
a good deal of fun foraging, bnt not much 
hard fighting; returning by the way of 
Canton, and going into your old camp at 
Black River again on the 4th of March. — 
On the 17th the regiment left Vicksburg 
for the North on Veteran furlough, arriv- 
ing in the city ot Freeport on the 35th, 
which was designated as the place of ren- 
dezvous while on furlough, and the place 
for reassembling. After a m )ntli's s ijouru 
among relatives and friends in "God's 
Country," enjoying the pleasure of home 
and the genial society of former associ-ites, 
the scenes at parting, and the kind good 
bye are repeated, and we are oft for tiie 
front again, on tlie 23th of A.pril. At Cai- 
ro we join ourcounnand, and on the 4th of 
M.iy, take passage on the steamer up the 
Ohio and Tenn riveis once more, landing 
at Clifton on the Tenn. river, where we re- 
main until the 14th. Leaving ulifton we 
make a rapid and fatiguing march over 
that mountainous region by the way ot 
Pula.ski to Huntsville where we camp 
beside the b'g spring and have a general 
cleaning up. Here tlie 17th army corps 
receives a ]iermanent head again in the 
person ot the redoubtable Frank P. Blair, 
Jr., who was going to do such wonderful 
things, if tile democracy would elect him 
Vice President last tall. But then Frank 
was a belter soldier tlian he is a politician, 
so we have no particular fault to tind with 
him on that score. 

After a day's lialt at Huntsvilie we are 
on the march again after Sherman's army, 
wliich we hoped to overtake somewhere 
this side of tlie sea. Marchini^ via Decatur, 
Sand Mountain, Rome and Kingston, we 
arrive at Etowah Bridge, on tlie 7th ot 
June, having marched 293 miles since leav- 
ing Clifton. Slierman was tlien at Kene 
saw and we wen- in liigh glee at the pros- 
pects ot being re-united with the aimy s"i 
s.ion. But we wered omed to disappoint- 



ment. The 45th was detailed for the tedi- 
ous and insipid duty of guarding Riilroads 
in the rear of the army, and stationed at 
Etowah Bridge. We were not insensible 
of the fact, that the most reliable, and trus- 
ty troops in any army are selected for this 
kind of duty; but we could'nt 
exactly see it in th,ii light. It was 
a compliment no dou'it, but there was'nt 
enough glory in it. We a(;cepted the situ- 
ation however like good sxldiers, and set- 
tled down to our li'itle gu.n\l duty, apple 
dumplings and blackberry pies. While at 
Etowah we lost two men ki ■ I, while pa- 
trolingthe railroad, and one man drowned 
in the river while bathing. You remem- 
ber tlie celebration of tlie 4tli (if Jul}' at 
this place, the address being made by Col. 
Rogers of the 15th. Poor George ! Who 
would have thought that he would be back 
in the ranks of democracy now, after de- 
livering sucli a good republican speech as 
he did on tliat day. On the 13th of July 
we were relieved at Etowali.and went first 
to Kenesaw, andthenonto Roswell Bridge. 
Then back to Marietta on the 17th of Au- 
gust and tried our hand at provost guard 
duty again at that point. Here the lament- 
ed Lieut. Trimble of Co. "I" died and was 
buried. The only oflBcer in the 45th who 
was escorted to his grave by a detail from 
his own regiment. The regiment was re- 
lieved at Marietta, and ordered on duty at 
Ackworth on the 14th of Oct. .still guarding 
railroads. On the 9th you changed camp, 
moving s;iuth of Marietta, where you re- 
mained a few days and then moved on to 
Atlanta. At this point I left you, and it 
was the last time I saw the 45tii as a regi- 
ment. I have always been sorry that my 
connection with the regiment closed when 
it did. But tearful that I could not en- 
dure the fatigues of the long march to the 
sea, in the stale of health I found my.self at 
that lime, I deemed it but just, that I should 
leave the service, and give plvce and emol- 
uments totho.se upon whom the duty would 
devolve in my absence. I shall always re- 
gret that I did not attempt the "March to 



Forty-Eiftli Regiment. 



15 



tlu! sea" regardless of consequences. As I 
shall not be able to draw trom memory 
from this time on, you must excuse the 
meagre and imperfect account of the re- 
mainder of your hisloiy. 

The march through Georgia to the sea 
bj' Siiermau's army is world renowned and 
the 45th shares in the honor. You that 
are present will live over agaiu to-day 
whatever there is in the h -(tory ot that 
long journey, amusing j'oiirselves in a hun- 
dred laughable incidents, and recalling 
many more which wee anything l)at 
pleasant at the thne. When Savannah fell 
into your hands no doubt you were glad. — 
]}ut your stay was short, and on the 4th of 
Jan., sixty tive, ym took tlie steamer for 
Beaufort, S. C. At Pocotaligo you en- 
gaued the enemy on the "sicred soil" (V) of 
8 lulh Carolina. Skirn)isheti heavily all 
day on the 14th, driving the "Johnies" be- 
fore you all the time, and after a severe 
engagement, captured the Fort on the 
morning of the loth. Here you suft'ered a 
loss of 8 men wounded. Leaving Pocota- 
ligo on the 30th you march'.^d in a norther- 
ly direction through Orangeburg, Colum- 
bia, Ridgeway and Winsboio to Suuar 
Loaf Mountain, where you encamped on 
the 28th of Feb. having marched a distance 
of over 300 miles in less than a mouth. 

March the 3d you are on the march 
again, passing through Cherawand onto 
Bennettsville and Mill Creek, where you 
had another brush with tlie "gray backs" 
on the 31st, and then on again toGoldsboro 
where you arrived on the 24ih. At Golds- 
boro 5'ou remained long enough to draw 
clothing, and such other little necessaries 
as you wanted, not caring anything about 
rations, for you were boarding yourselves 
then, and en the lOth of April you are off 
again to Raleigh and then on to Greens- 
boro and back again to Raleigh, or near 
there, which is to be the end of your long 
journey. The news of Lee's surrender had 
reached yon and you knew that the end 
was not far ofl'. Then Johnston surrender- 
ed and your work was done. Ycu ,had 



marched and fought in the grandest cam- 
paign in the world's history, and now it 
had closed. I cannot describe your joyful 
feelings. I can scarcely imagine what they 
were, when the unmistakable news, the 
glad tidings was received that the war was 
over, and the greatest, the wickedest and 
most unholy rebellion, ever inaugurated 
and against the best government, ever es- 
tablished on tlie f ice of the earth was 
crushed. Then on the first of May you 
take up your line of march in the direc- 
tion of Washington via R^chmord and Pe- 
tersburg, and I am lold that this was the 
hardest march of all. A kind of foot race 
between the 17th and 15th army corps. — 
You who were there can tell more about 
it than lean; but my opinion is that it 
would make a lively race. At the grand 
review in Washington, on the 24th of May 
you muster your little band and proudly 
march past the grand stand under the eye 
of President, General, Sec. of War, &c., 
conscious that if yours has been a more 
humble duty it has been no less faithfully 
discharged than theirs. The last stage of 
the journey is reached. The journey by 
rail from Washington to Louisville is ac- 
complished, and you go into camp for the 
last time. Anxiously almost impatiently 
you await the order for the final muster 
out. You are citizens from choice, not 
soldiers, and when your duty is done you 
are anxious to resume the character of a 
citizen, and settle down in your peaceful 
homes, and enter again the pursuits of civil 
life. July 12th, 1865, the 45th was mus- 
tered out of service having served four 
years lacking about a month. If it was 
necessary I would alluile to the "last 
night in camp," and the midnight assault 
upon the sutler shop, led by that prince of 
good fellows, our old friend A. H. Davis, 
which I hope none have forgotten, llut I 
have not time. 

I have detained 3^ou much longer alread}^ 
than I intended, and yet I have passed over 
many important facts and scenes connected 
with your history. The pen of the impar- 



.^6 



HistiMlcal SkjQtch, 



tial historian must write for the 45th a 
brilliant record. Upon her banners the 
words "victory' and "liberty" is written in 
letters of gold, and the fame of her brave 
"boys" is a by-word in the annals ot the 
nation's history, during the late rebellion. 

But comrades while we have met here 
to-day to rejoice in the society of each oth- 
er, to recall happy associations, and to live 
over again the story of the past, we have 
another duty to perform. Let us not loi- 
get our di'ad comrades who lie scattered 
all over this broad hind ; some are sleeping 
beneath the green sod in our own laud ; 
others lie by the banks of the Ohio, the 
Tennessee and Cumberland, on the 
bloody tieids of Donelson and Shiloh, on 
the hill sides at Vicksburg, bfeneath the 
quiet shades of Champion Hill and down 
through the deep valleys of Ueorgia, Ala- 
bama and Mississippi. Some lie in un- 
known graves, scooped out by unfriendly 
iumds, lliere to wait the resurrectinn morn 
Let us cherish thi^r memories and drop 
the tear of love upon their graves where- 
ever they may be, and if you will listen 
while I call the roll ot honor of the depart- 
ed heroes of the4otli, you may have your 
memories refreshed even upon a subject, 
that would crimson your cheek wilii shame 
if you thought you hail neglected it. So 
soon do we forget tiie past, though, and 
the faces and forms of iho«e who mingle 
witli it, that 1 am satisfied there are not a 
few nanus ni this list, whicli has not pass- 
ed unconsciously from your memory. 

Thi- history of the 4.)ih 'nil audcom|)lete 
wouM embrace tlie hisioi'y of Uie entire 
. Army 'f the West sub^tintiall , From 
Cairo ti Vicksburg and from Viek-biii'g to 
your camp at llaieigh, N. C, and fin illy 
the "last ctuuo" of allat Louisville, Ky., 
c >nspieu<nis upon every battle held, in the 
camo and on the march, the banners ot the 
4")th wave<l defiance to the rebel host. — 
The hislorv of the great victorious army 
of the West is your-<, and when that histo 
ry is written the part taken by you in th(; 
war will be fully recorded. A brilliant 
record it will be; an heir-lo(nu of honor to 
be handed down from generation to gen 
eration, with pride and satisfaction. Let 
us then cherish the sacred memories of our 
sc^dier-life, let us not forget the terrible 
price, at which we bougiit the victory, or 
that the purchase money was the life 
blood of our brothers slain. Let us never 
forget them, nor the sacrifice they made, 
that we might enjoy the blessings of peace, 
and an undivided country. 
We have organized the •'45th III. infty. 



Association," for the purpose of keeping 
the memories of the past and have agreeil 
to meet once in each year and mingle with 
each other that we may the better fulfill 
the object ot our society. It is for that 
purpose we have met here to-day, at this 
our "Second Annual Re-Union," and how 
pleasant and piofitable it has been to all of 
us. At this re-union to day we have lived 
over again, all those long years of battle. 
We have grasped the friendly hand of com- 
rades and friends and recounted to one 
another the incidents of those trying times. 
I am not a believer in the doctrine, that, 
all these things should now he forgotten. 
I believe it is a duty we owe to our coun- 
try ; to the memories of our comr ides gone; 
to the weeping widows, and the fatherless 
children they have left ; to the gray haired 
father anil mother, whose declining } ears 
have been shortened, and who went down 
into the grave weeping bitterly for their 
dear sons who were al once the pride and 
support of their old age, that thtsj things 
should be remembered. It is a duty we 
owe to ourselves as citizens, that we sh add 
remember our soldier lite, and the e.iuse 
which called us to arms. Let us meet to- 
gether once in each year, as many as can, 
and enjoy a good time, as we have to day. 
As tlie years roll on, and at each recurring 
reunion more or less names are droppetl 
from our "ma->ter mil" of surviving mein- 
*bers, who can tell, whicli one of our 
members will be '.he last, to answer roll 
call on earth. The most of us yetare com- 
paratively young. But forty years from 
now the youngest of us will l)e old. Nat- 
urally tlie oldest will be gathered to hi-^ 
Fathers first. And ten years from this 
many will be gone. II commissary Hard, 
who has servc'l us with our rations si of 
ten, is here at the end of that time, he will 
have lived the whole number ot years al- 
lotted to man It is not likely tl> m that he 
will meet with us twenty years lance. — 
One b3' one, we will be dropped frian the 
rolls, until the last surviving member of 
the old regiment, will bidadiei toall things 
earthly, and pass over the daik river into 
the peaceful land. There we shall iiold 
onegranil re-union beyond the skies, where 
our comrades slain at Donelson, Sliiloh and 
Vicksburg, and all the rest, who have gcme 
before, are now wailing to greet us. Our 
re union here lasls but a day, and then we 
part, again, perhaps for the last time on 
earth, liut up yonder, our reunion will 
never break up, and there will be no more 
parting, no more sorrow, no more war, nor 
no move strife. There we siial. have 
Peace ! Union ! and harmony forever. 



OFFICERS AND PRIVATES 

OF THE 

FORTY-FIFTH ILLINOIS REGIMENT, 

WITH THE 



EACH MAN IN THE REGIMENT. 



Complied From Official Sources. 



Forty-Fifth Begiment" -Field and Staff. 



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Name and Rank. 



COLONELS. 

John E. Smith 

■Jasper A. Maltby.. 
Robert P. Seely... 
John O. Duer 



Galena . . . 
Galena . . . 
Rockford . 
Galena ... 



LT. COLONELS. 
Jasper A. Maltby.. 
Melancthon Smith. 
Robert P. Seely... 

JohnO. Dner 

Jamea J. Palmer.. 

MAJORS. 

Melancthon Smith. 
Luther H. Cowan.. 
Leander B. Fisk. .. 

John O. Duer 

James J. Palmer. . . 
Joshua VanDevert 

ADJUTANTS. 

Wm. T. Frohock.. 

Giles H. Bush 

James Clifiord 

Robert F. Reid ... 

quartermas'rs 

John Pyatt 

Evans Blake , 



William C.Taylor. 

SURGEONS. 
Edward D. Kittoe 
Orangre B. Ormsby 
J. R. M. Gaskill 

1st ASST. 
Francis Weaver. 
Frank W. Reiley.. 
William Lyman. 

John Conant 

J. R. M. Gaskill 
2d ASST. 

Wm. Lyman 

John Conant 



CHAPL.^INS. 
G. W. Woodruff . . 
W.D. Atchison... 



8ERGT. M.\JORS. 

L. G. Comparet. .. Savanna. 

Isaac M. Hammond Chicago 



Residence. 



Date of 
Rank. 



Galena 

Rockford 

Rockford 

Galena 

Cherry Valley . 



Rockford 

Warren 

Mt. Carroll.... 

Galena 

Cherry Valley. 
Warren 



Mt. Carroll... 

Rockford 

Galena 

Rock Island 



Rockford 
Watago . . 



Galena 

Greenville. 



Savanna . . 
Chicago . . . 
Rockford . . 
Pecatonica 



Rockford . . 
Pecatonica. 



July 23, '61 
Nov 29, '62 
Aug 4, '63.. 
May 11, '65. 



Sep 17, '61. 
Nov 29. '62. 
June 28, '63 
Jan 10, '65.. 
July 13, '65. 



Oct 31, '61.. 
Nov 29, '62. 
May 22, '63. 
June 25, '63 
Jan 10, '65.. 
July 13, '65. 



Oct 31, '61. 
Jan 21, '63. 
Sep 22, '64. 
July 9, '65. 



Sep 18, '61. 
Nov 25, '61. 

April 20, '65 



Aug 30, '61 . 
April 15, '63 
June 22, '65 

Nov 18, '61. 
Mar 21, '62. 
Mar 21, '63, 
July 9, '63., 
May 6, '64., 



Dec 26, '61. 
Mar 5, '63.. 
Not Must'd 
Not Mudt'd 



Dec 26, '61. 
April 14, '63 
Aug 17, '63 
Mar 26, '65 
Not Must'd 



Decl6, '61 
April 21, '63 



Date of 
Muster. 



Remarks. 



Promoted Brigadier General 

Promoted Brig. Gen. Aug. 4. 186-3 

Honorably dis (as Lt Col) Jan. 10, 1865. 
Must'd out (as Lt Col) July 12, '65 



Promoted 

Died of wounds June 26, 1863 ....'.'.".'. 

Promoted 

Promoted .'.'.'. 

Mustered out (as Major) July 12, 1865. 



Oct 26, '63.. 
April 11, '65 
Not Must'd 



Dec 26, '61.. 
Nov 8, '63.. 
Dec 24, '64.. 
Not Must'd 



Promoted 

Killed in battle May 22, 186.3' ....... 

Killed in battle June 25, 1863 

Promoted 

Promoted ." '.'..'.'.'. 

Mustered out (as Capt) July 12, 1865. 



J dec 2661 I 
1 " 28 64 f 
May 20, '65. 



Dec 26, '61. 
June 23, '63 
July 1, '65.. 

Dec 26, '61.. 



Pro Surgeon of Vol Dec 4, '62, by Pres. 

Term expired Oct 29, 1864 

Mustered out July 12, 1865 



May 2T, '63. 
June 9,' '64. 



Sep 5, '62. 

April 28, '63 June 2, '63. 



Chicago Jan 1, '62. 

Aug 3, "64. 



Novl, '61. 
Nov 1, '61. 



Robert F. Keid.. . jRock Ibland. . . . Sep23,'61 



Q. M. SERGEANT. 
Joseph C. Glenat.. 

COM. SERGEANTS. 

John Travis 

Henry M. Thomas. 

Geo. A. Seely 

HOS. STEWARDS. 
Lyman D. Smedly. 
W. S. Stansbury... 

W. M. Lyman 

DRUM MAJOR. 
Charles M. Denison 
PRIN. MUSICIANS 

Adam Maffert 

P. W. Copeland .... 



Galena. 



Novl, '61., 



Nov 20, '61. 
Dec 24, '61. 
Dec 24, '61, 



Dec 26, '61 



Rockford Sep 17, '61. Nov 20, '61, 

Rockford April 21, '62 

Rockford Sep 17, '61 



Mount Carroll. 
Rockford 



Wataga . 



Nov 27, '61. 
Sep 18, '61.. 
Jan 5, '64 . . 

Sep 16, '61.. 

Aug 30, '61 . 



Sabula, Iowa., 

Winnebago .... Jan 3, '64. . | Jan 28, '64. 



Nov 20, '61. 

Dec 26, '61. 
Nov 20, '61. 
Jan 28, '64.. 

Dec 24, '61. 

Nov 20, '61. 



Promoted Capt Co A 

Resigned Sept 22, 1864 

Promoted Capt Co C 

Mustered out as Sergt Maj July 12, isos. 



Resigned 

Resigned January 31, 1865. 

Mustered out July 12, 1885. 



Died at Savannah, Tenn 

Promoted Surgeon 26th regiment. 

Resigned July 9, 1863 

Resigned Dec 26, 1863 

Promoted 



Promoted. 
Promoted. 



Resigned January 28, 1863. 
Resigned June 21, 1865 



Transferred to Co A, July 1, 1862 

Killed at Champion Hills, May 16. '63. 
Veteran. Mustered out July 12, '65. . . 



Killed at Ft Donelson, Feb 15, 1862 

Drowned Sep 29. 1863 

Veteran. Mustered out July 12, 1865! '. 

Discharged Dec 27, 1861 

Discharged Sep 29, '64 ; term expired . 
Veteran. Mustered out July 12, 1865. . 

Died at St. Louis, May 15, 1862 

Discharged Jan 13, 1863 ; disability 

Veteran. Mustered out July 12, 18(S. . 



20 



Compan) A.— Offk-crsaad Privates 



Name and Rank. 



Kesidence. 



Date or en- 
listment. 



CAPTAINS. 

Abraham Polsgrove 
Wm. T. Frobock. . 
•lames P. Beattie. . 

1st LIEUTS. 
Wm. T. Frohock. 

George Moore 

Joseph Myers 

Jameu P. Beattio. . 
Bailey Cleveni^er.. 

2d LIEUTS. 

George Moore 

Joseph Myers 

David Williams.... 

Jacob Febs 

FIR8T SERGEANT. 
Joseph Myers 

SERGEANTS. 
Louis La Brush.. 

Charles E. Rose 

John Mack 

IIoUisM. Hurd 

CORPORALS. 
Wm. T. Dougherty 

David Williams 

Bailey Cleveuger.. 
Henry Kernaghan. . 

John"H. Botts 

John Mahood 

Robert Morehead.. 
James P. Bealtie.. 

MUSICIANS. 

Adam Mafiett 

Henry W^inters 

WAGONER. 
PaulD. Otis 

PRIVATES. 

Altency, John 

Beavers, James 

Bristol, Seneca W. . 
Bradford, Thomas.. 

Bennett. Porter 

Benefield, Wm. C . 
Ballon, Sandervine 
Brown, Barnhard . . 

Bruce, William 

C rummer, W. F. .. 

Chapman, T. C 

Coates, Alexander. 
Corrigan, Barnhard 
Comperet, L. G ... 
Carson, Solomon.. 
Edwards, A. M... 
Eddy, William II.. 

F'els, Jacob 

Frazer, Alexander. 
Pulton, William.. . 

Perrell, Andrew 

Felix, Albert 

Frederick, John 

Fuller. John 

Gray, W. H. II ... 

Guy, Louis 

Gill. Phillip C 

Galliger, Hugh 

Harrison, JohuB.. 

Hars, John G 

Hall, Henry H 

Hilbert, Christian. 
Hardin, William H. 

Jarvis, Franci.s 

Keuvon, Hiram C 
Kenyou. Elliott R. 
Keyser, William L. 



Pol sg rove . . 
.Mt. Carroll. 
Woodland . . 



.Mt. Carroll.. 

Savanna 

Woodland 
Woodland . . . 
Savanna 



Date of 
Muster. 



Remarkfti 



Aug ."50 '61 Nov 20 '61 Resigned January 21, 186.3 

.Ian 21,' "6.3 'May 27, '63,ProCol4th Mis.s Col'd Keg Jan 12, 1865 
April 20, '65lMay 23, '65iMustered out July 12, 1865 



Aug 30, '61 
Nov 1, 1861 
April 9. "62 
Oct 1.5. 1864 
July SI, 1865 



Savanna .\ug 30, 1861 

Woodland jUec 1, 1^61 

Pleasant Valley I May 1, 1862 

Savanna 'July 9, 186.^ 

I 1861. 
Woodland 'Aug 30 



York I Aug 30. 

Woodland | Aug 30. 

Savanna | Aug 30 

Mt. Carroll Aug 30. 



Pleasant Valley Aug 
Pleasant Valley Aug 
Savanua ! Aug 

I Aug 
Mt. Carroll.... I Aut; 



Washingtou 
Woodland . . 



Sabula, Iowa. 
Woodland 



.\lt. Carroll. 



BlutFville 

Pleasant Valley 

York 

Derinda 

Savanna 

Woodland 

Millville, Wis.. 
Jackson Co lo. 
Pleasant Valley 



Hanover 

Jacobstown , . . 
Mount Carroll 

Savanna 

Derinda 

Pleasant Valley j An 

York ". I An 

Savanna |Au 



Aug 
Aug 
Nov 

Aug 
Aug 

Oct 

Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Nov 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Oct 
Nov 



Washington 

Savanna 

Pleasant Valley 
Galena 



Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Aug 
Nov 

Elkader, Iowa. Nov 
Pleasant Valley ] Aug 

Savanna lAug 

Woodland JAug 

Salem Nov 

Pleasant Valley I Aug 

[Derinda I Aug 

Janesville, Wis Aug 

Savanna iAug 

Washington . . . Oct 

Woodland I Aug 

York lAug 

" i-^ug 

Kent 'Auir 



30. 



Nov 20, '61 . Promoted 

Wounded at Shiloh ; diedApril 27, 1S62 

April 23. '63 Resigned Oct 15, 1864 

Dec31, '64. Promoted 

Not Must'd'Mustered out as Sergt July 12, 1865 



y!o\ 20, "61 Promoted 

April 23, "63'Promoted 

April 23, '63|Resigned August 7. 1863 

.Not Musfd Mustered out as Serg July 13, 1805. 
NOV 20, 01 

Promoted 2d Lieutenant 



Dis Dec 15 1863 to reci'ive pro in col'd K 

Re-enlisted as Veteran 

Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired. .. 
Killed at Shiloh April 6, 1862 



Trans to Inv Corps Sep 15, 1863 

Promoted 2d Lieutenant 

Re-enlisted, as Veteran 

Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired. . . 
jMissnig in action at Thomson's Hills, '63. 

^Discharged July 12, '62. Wounded 

[Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired.. 
Re-eulisted, as Veteran 



Promoted Drum Major 

Tr»ns to V R C, May 1, 1864. 



'Died at Savannah, Tenn. 
Wounded at Ft Donolson 



30 Corp"l M. O. J uly 12, '65, as Sergeant. . 

30 Died at Ft Donelson 

30 Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired. 

30 Mustered out July 12, '65, asCorp'l... 

30 Killed, Medon Sta. Tenn, Aug 31, '62 

30 Discharged June 9th, '65 ; disability.. 

30 Deserted Nov 28, 1861 

2 ...| Mustered out July 12. 1865. 

30 Must'doutSep 8, '64, as 1st Sergt, woun'd 

30 
30. 
30. 

5. 
13. 
30. 
30. 
30. 
30. 
.30. 
30. 
30. 
10. 
18. 
30. 
30. 
30. 

1. 
30. 
20. 
30. 
30. 
15 
30. 
30. 
30. 



Corp 1. M. O. July 12, 1865 

Discharged April 27, 1862, wounded 

Pro Serg't Maj, must'd out Jan 16, '65 

Mustered out Jan 16, '65. term expired.. 

Discharged No\' 3, 1862, wounds 

. [Killed at Vicksburg, June 21, 1863 

. [Mustered out July 12. "65. as Serg't 

. jDied at Paduca, April 21, '62, wounds 

M Ubtered out Jul v 12, '65, as Serg't 

. [Mustered out July 12, 1865 

. [Woun'd Ft Don & Shiloh dis Nov 24, '62. . 
. Dropped at .special muster, Aug 18, '62.. 

. 1 Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired.. 
.: Died at Raymond, Miss, May 22, 1863.... 
. Mustered out Sep 29, '64, term expired.. 

. iDischarired July 13, 1862. wounds 

. : Woun'd. ta'u pris,kiird,Vlc'sb'g,June 4'63 
. 'Dropped at special muster, Aug 18, 1862. . 

. 'Mustered out June 3, 1865 

. Mustered out July 12, 1805 x 

. Died at Rome. Ga., Juno 15. 1864 

, Died, Savannah, Tenn, April 27. '62, w'ds 
[Mustered out July 12, 1865, as Corp'l 



Dis Dee IS, '63. to receive pro in coTd rej 



Company A--Oincers and Privates. 



21 



Name and Rank, i Kesidencc. 



Date of 
I enlistment. 



D ite of 
mu.'^ter. 



Kemark.s. 



Kimmins Henry. . . iWashington . . 

Kehl, William jDeritida 

Longman. Eluis AVoortland 

Lane Joi-epU T DeSoto, Wis.. 

McCouville, Cluis.. i?t. Louis. Mo. 

Muldiigh. William. Woodliine 

Alyers.t'raukiiu Woodland. ...;au 

McGiini y. .Michael. .York j An 

jS'oble. W'm j •• ;Aii 

O'Sullivan, Tim. ..j " An 

Patten, Kobeit iWashington . . . An .j^. 

Patterson, Koscoe. |Pleasaut Valley An-' 30 



Any 
Aujj 
Anji 
Ang 
Auu 
Aui; 



Kawliiigs, Jos. M 
Rawlings, J. U. . 

Kowley, Louis 

Kandetker, Chris. 
Howlaiid, Marshal 
bmiih, John M... 
fcimiih, Joliu A. ... 
iSmitli, John C . . . . 
Smith, James B.. . 
Shilling, David... 



lAug 3(1 

iAug 30 . 
■jAng 30 . 
• iNov n 
- Nov 20 . 
■lAng 30 . 
■lAnsr -"O . 

'Aug 30 . 
vAng 30 . 

Aug 30 . 



30, •■(il 'Nov2!i. ISlil Mustered out Sep 3. '04. Wounded 

:iO, 'Gl Nov -JO Died at Deiiuda. 111.. May 18, 1!-fi2 

30 :Nov 20 Dischari;e<l .March 20. "tw ; disability 

30, .....Nov 20 .... Deserted Nov 10, ISiJl 

30 !Xov20....i 

30 Nov 20 Dropped at special muster Aug 18, '62 

30, ;Nov 20 Missinir inaction. V'icksburg. May 22, '63 

31) INov 20 JDropped at special muster. Aug 18, '02 

30 iNov 20 -Vlustered out July 12 18d5 

311 ... I Nov 20 ....| •• " •• 

30 I Nov 20 I Dropped at special muster Ang lb '02 

..iNov 20 I ■• •■ •• 

Mustered out Sep 29 1864; term ex 



..'Nov 20 

. .IN:iV 20 
..iNov 20 
..|Nov 20 
..|Nov 20 
..jNov 20 
..I Nov 20 
. .:Nov 20 
..iNov 20 



.[Woodland .. 
. Derinda .... 
j-Mt. Carroll. 
. [Savanna .... 
. iWoodland. . 

. 'Savanna 

iWashimrton 
-i.Mr. C.irroll. 
Sh mnon, John B. P Pleasant Valley au" hO 

Strickel, James | " lAn^ 30 ' 

Sumiuy. Joel j •• i \u^ 30 " 

Scott, Darius P lElkhorn. Wis..l\„V^ 30 " 

Scott, JKdson E jYork "au" •'O 

Tliomas, Joseph M. Pleasant Valley ",,;; 30 

Taylor. Horace A . . 'Savanna \.,7r 30 

Venable, John T. . iPleasant V.alley AnTr qn 
Wolfley, William.. iMt. Carroll. .. i^v; oq 

Wootan, Daniel .Woodland ; au^ 30 

JiECRUIlS. j i "^ 

Bean, Moses M i Lanark 

Brown. Wm. II | '^ 

Boyd. Ale.xaiider .Chicago . y.' Jt)pp'.SO "fiTDPo' Vl' 
Caywood. Chas.F.Monterev. Mich' Tan 13 =fio ■^^• 

Collier,_Stephen >1 . | Mr. Ca ri-oll . . . . : Aug 20. 'fi-^ 

^'^"■;nn> ;Sen 20," '(;t Sep'2o! 

Derinda Aug 30, 'r.2!.... 

•"'oe-^burg, lowalt-'ch 24" Ti'iFeb 24 

Derinda lAne-s't." 'koI. 

Pleasant Valley j Aug 26. 'f.2l 

Dec 1, '03! 



. iDied at St Louis Oct .30 IS 13 

. jDischarged June 13 1802 , 

JDisch irged Jan 8 1S62 

. !Di.>chaiged June 20 18)2; wounds 

. Killed at Shiloh April 6. 1802 

. Killed ai Ft Donelsou Feb. 13. 1S62 

. Trans tolr.valid Corps Sep 15 1863 

Nov 20 Discharged April 14 18'2 , 

Nov 20 Mustered out July 12 ISO,") 

Mustered out Sep 23 1804; term ex 

•Died at St Louis May 12 1802 

!Mustered out Sept 20 1864 ; term ex 

'■ DisdiargedPeblTl'^W; disabilitv 

■ Died at La£;raiig.' Tenu Feb 13 18i3 

Trans to Invalid Corps Sop 1.5 181i3 

■■ Sorjt; absent, sick, at M O of i^egt 

■■ Killed at Shiloh April 6. 1802 

'_ ' jMustered out July 12 1865 as Corporal. . . 



. i Nov 20 
! Nov 20 

. I Nov 20 . . 

. Nov 20 . . 
. . . i Nov 20 
. ...iNnv 20 y. 

INov 90 

INov 20 [ 

.... jNov 20 '.'. 



•••.Dec 10, '611 



Cook. J. Iloldeii 
Deichman. Ern»t 
Davis. Charles B. 

Ellinor. John 

Kerrell. James. .. 



'Dischirared Nov 2 18(>3; disability. . 

■■■ Di>chrii<red Jan 1 18H2 

^03 Clustered out lulv 12 1805 

Died 't Savanna Tenu April 28 1862. 

"■ Died March IS 18()3 

fi4 Mustered out J une 3 186') 



Fuller. Edu-. L. orjYork '.iDpcl Ti3 

Gill. JM. [Chas. LI Woodland Aut-^'o Ti-'' 

Oill. M m. C I .. ' "^ ~ • '• 



Goodmiller. John. . Ipi^nsant Vaile'v' \n^ 30 " '«•■> 
Gaston. Aaron II.. :s„nn<-ri..l,l " -, . - 
Gill. Jas. or Jerome, Woodland 

Harris. Georire |Derinda 

Hackett. Dwight 
Henderson. T. J 



Ustick , 

Savanna 

Lanark 

Mt. C'lrroll. 



Harrison. Albert S. 

Keeger. Wm 

Llllibridge. Robt. 1 

McKee, John 

Mellon, James 

Piillev. Wm 

Kay, William P.... 

Roggei) thine, F 

Konlstou, Huuh II. 

Strickle. John 

Smith. Harlou- J. .. 

Sullivan. John 

Said. Charb-sW... 

Said. John W 

Venable Jas 

Williams. Wm 

Wil'iamson. Wm.. 
Wilson, Alfred JLanark 



Sf'n 11. '021 

OrtlO. '0)..iOct 11, 

,\ws 30. -02 

Pleas'int Valley j Vnrr 21",, '621 
Woodland ". \rtrf 10. '01 Oct iV 



Nov 2. "63. . INov 30, '63 

Nov 24, V,2 

Dec Ifi. 'Oil 

'62l 



fi.^ Mustered out Julv 12186.") 

Died at Jackson Tenn Nov 28 1802 ... 
"Mustered out June 3 ISOJ 

Mustered out July 12 I86.3 

Mustered out June 22 1865 

■ ■ ■ Died April l", 1S63 

Mustered out June 3 180.5 

Di'Charired Feb 1 lMi4; disability 

04" Mustered out July 12 1805 

Mustered out June 3 1865 



'fi4 Mustered out July 12 18G5. 



Pleasant Vallo 
^U. Can-oil... 

Thomson 

Conrtland 

Fleisant Valle 

York 

Relvidere . 

Montirello. ... 
■Tickson. Iowa 
Pleasant ValleviAug 20. "02 
Antr-^O 



Derinda Ung30 



Tr.ins to Invalid Corps Aug 14 1863 

Mustered out July 12 18f>5 — 

-\u!r 26. '62: ;Died ;t St Louis April 9186.3 

-\ uar 20. "O-), ........ Mu-tered out June ;> 1865 

Ang 30, "02 ...!!!!!!! Died. Lake Providence, La March 25 '63.. 

Nov 17." "02' ." .|^y""Tra;isto Inv.ilid Corps 

Opt 8, '04.. Oftii.'oi \bsent sice at mustering out of Regt 

Oct 5, '01.! Oct 11." '04 Mustered out July 12 1865 

'^en t'>. "621 .' ..|| Musterel out June 3 1865 

Dec 1. 'R-.. Deo 1, '03..' Mustered out Miy 20 isOo 

Sen 2. "04 . . Sen n." 'fit" ' Mn^ter-ed out June 3 1865 

Oct 6. "t--4 . . . Or-t 11. "fii Absent with 'e-ve : never joined Co 

Feb 2 1. 'OV Feb 24." "05. '^tu-^tered out July 12 1805 

' " f usiered out June 3 1>'65 

Alissing in -iction ; died in hands of enemy 



>Iustere'i ont .Tmit: 



ISC 



..lOct 3 Trans to VUC May 1 1864. 



22 



Company, B"- Officers aud Privates. 



Name and Rank. 



Residence. 



CAPTMNS. 

Luther FI. Cowan . . I Warren . . . 
Joshua Van Devert; " 
Thos. J. Prouty Winslow. . 

1st lie UTS. 

Nc#bit Baugher Galena ... 

Joahua Van D c;vort| Warren. . . 
Diiniel W. Cowen.. '• 
Thomas J. Prouty. [winslow 
Kingsley E. Olds... I Dixon .... 

2d lieuts. I 
Sanil II. Townsend Rnsh 
Daniel W. Cowen.. Warren 
Thos. J. Prouty.... Winslow. 
Ephriam Graham.. Warren. 
1st seijgkant. 
James C. Robbing 

SKRGRANT.S. 

John B. Laillet 

Josh Vandarvert. . 
Nelsen Blindborry 
Daniel W. Coweu. 

COUPOUALS 

Robert Scott Anple River. 

George W . Hayden, Warren 

M.A.Anderson i " 

N. C. Gallaher iMifflin. Wis! . 

Jeremiali Lohr Warren 

R'cliard Powers. . . . jGratiot Wis. 

Kingsley K. Olds. . I Warren 

Alex J. Esping ! 



Date of 
enli.-tment. 



Date of 
muster. 



Aug .30, T)I Nov 20. ■(•,! 
Nov 2'(. '(52, May 27. 'i<3 
July 9, '65 . not musfd 



lAng.30, -61. 
!Jane 1. '02. 
[Nov 29, 'fi2. 
i Dec 2-5. 'R4. 
'July 9, 'C.5.. 



Apple River. 



Galena . 
Warren . 



Au<r 30, '(it. 
June 4, '(12. 
Nov 29, '02. 
July 9, '(ij.. 

1861. 
Aug 30 



Aug .30 

Aug 30 

Sep 5 

Sep 11 



Nov 20. '61. 
April 23, '1)3 
May2T, '(".3. 
April 4, '65. 
not raust'd 



Remarks. 



Promoted Major 

Promoted M.ijor 

Mustered out (as 1st Lieut. ) July 12, 1865'. 

Wounded at Shiloh ; Died May 16, 1863. . 

Promoted 

Term expired Dec 35, 1S64 

Promoted 

Mustered out (as Sergeant) Julv 12 "65 



Nov 20. "61 . Resigned June 4 '62. 

April 23, '(-,3 Promoted 

May 27, '03. 
not must'd 

1861. 
Nov 20 



Nov 20. 
Nov 20. 
Nov 20. 



Promoted 

Mustered out as (Sergeanti July 12 "65. 



Discliarged July 23, 1862; disability. 
Promoted 1st Sers;t than Ist Lieut . . . 
Killed at Shiloh April 6, 1862 



Nov 20 Promoted 2d Lieut. 



MUSICIANS. 



William W. West.. JDurand 

Phil W. Copeland..|Winneb.igo.... 

PRIVATES. 
Adams, James A . . iMonticello. Wis 

Ames, Allf^n W Gratiot, Wis.. 

Andrews, Thos. B.. iMoiiroe. Wis.. 

Anger, John G Scales .Mound. . 

Barnes. George W.iRnsh 

Bartlett, A . H i W Ila'ton, Mass 

Blackmore, P. M. . . IWarren 

Bush, Villroy L....j.\pple River!'.! 

Cain. John Warren 

Calvin, James Apple River... 

Conely, James I Warren 

Creesler. Alfred .... 'Winnebago Co. 

Crissey, Byron jRush ...." 

Cunningham, 0. P. . Cady. Wis 

Dimmick. II. M lApple River !! 

Dittmin, Erhart.... Derinda . .. 
Dwinell. James TI. IFair Haven. . . . 
Dre.«ser. Chas. W.. Peoria 
Estes. James M.... Anple River!!! 

Finley. Samuel P. . Wnrren 

Foss. Alvln B Nora. ..!...!!!! 

Frasier, William H. Princeton! ! ! ! ! ! 

Graham. Epliraim. Warren 

Hawks. Peter jApplc River!".! 

Hasrarity. Martin. . . Warren 

Haley. Jerry iPnnreton!Minn 

Harding. James L.. lApple River, .i 

Harris. Geo. B iMaquokPta. lo 

Hays. Samuel Riverside, Wis. 

Hollenbeck. C. II. . Winslow 

Houlihan. John . .. jWarren 

Insrersoll. John M.. Monticello. Wis 

Jellis, Eli Shulshurg. Wis 

Jones. Orison A Millville 

K;iin, John Kende Town.W 

Lohr. Israel Derinda 

Martzell. Solomon., j War; en ' 

Masiin, Jesse lAnple River 

McEIhauuou, W. J. Warren ' 



] Aug 30 INov 20. 

I Aug .30 [Nov 20. 

Aug 30 I Nov 20., 

Sep 5 I Nov 20. 

Aug 30 I Nov 20 . 

Sep 21 I Nov 20., 

Aug 30 1 Nov 20. . 

, Aug 30 ....iNov20. . 

I i 

Sep 27 t^ov20. , 

Sep 17 [Nov 20.. 



Mustered outSep29'64: terra ex 

Mustered out July 12 1885 as Corporal . . . 

Mustered out Jul!v 12 1865 

Dropped from rolls Aug 18 1862 

Drowned at Columbus Ky Aug 1 '62 

Wounded droiiped from rolls Aug 18 '62. 
M O July 12 '65 1st Sergt Com 1st Lieut. . 
Sergeant killed at VicUsburg 



Mustered out July 12 '65 

Promoted Principal Musician. 



Vfuslered out Sep 29 lS6t 

Dropped from rolls Aug IS 1862 



Mustered out July 12 1865. 



disability. 



:Ang 30 1 Nov 20 

:Sep 21.... I Nov 20 

; Aug 30 INov 20 

Sep 4 '.N^ov20 

!Sep 5 INov 20 

Aug 30 iNov 20 Discharged Nov 10 1862 

Aug 30 Nov 20 Mustered out July 12 1865 

Sep 5 I Nov 20 |Dischars;ed .May 2 1862 ; disability 

.Auir 30 INov 2) I Mustered out Sep 3 1864; term ex 

Oct 10 lNov20 discharged July 23 1S62; wounds.... 

Aug30 I Nov 20 Discharged Mav 6 1862 ; disability 

Sep 6 [Nov 20 Mustered out Jul v 12. 1862 

Aug.30 ! Nov 20 Discharged July 23 1862 ; disability 

Sep 21 . . . . : Nov 20 Dishonorably discharged 

Oct 2 I Nov 20 iDied near Corinth. May 19 1862 

Sop 21 jNov 20 1 Wounded A pr 7 '62 must'd out July 12 '65 

Sep 5 INov 20. . . . | Deserted Jan 12 ISO.-i 

Oct3 |Nov20 I Mustered out Nov 9 '64; term ex 



Sep 4 . . iNov 20 

AngSO !Nov90.... 

Sep 21 I Nov 20 

Aug 30 !Nov20.... 

Sep 11 [Nov 20.... 

Aug 30 I Nov 20 

Sep 11 lNov20 

Sep 6 |Nov20. ... 

Aug .30... . jNov20. ... 

Sep 6 'Nov 20 

Oct 30 , Nov 20 

A ng 30 

Aug .30 ....iNov-50 

Sep 24 Nov 20 

Oct 7 [Nov 20. 

Aug 30 Nov 20.... 

An?. .30.... Nov 20.... 
Sept. 21.... Nov 20 ... 
Aug. .30.... Nov 20.... 
Sept. 4....iNov 20. 



VV'ded ; died at Quincy Vay 9 '62. 

Wounded died M.ay 12 '62 

Discharged May 91862; disability 

Drummed out of servicf Oct 11 1861 

Mustered out July 12, '65 as Sergt 

Discharged by order Col Smith 

Dropped from roils sentence G C AI 

In Military Prison at M O of Regt 

Capt'd while carrying dis. supposed killed 

llesertei 

Discharged Mav 2 1862; disability 

Nov 20 [Discharged .April 16 '63 ; wounds 

" ■ Died at Bl'k River '63; won'd at Shiloh.. 

Died Jan 6 1S62 

Mustered out Nov 9 '64 ; terra ex 

Mustered out Sep 29 "64; terra ex 

Mustered ont July 12, 1865 

Died at St Louis M.iy 5 '62 of wounds 

Discharged July 23 't'i2di.*ahility 

Discharged May 12 '(i2 supposed died 



Aug. 30 INov 20 iDicd of woonds July 10 "63. 



Company B— Offlcers and Privatos. 



23 



Name and Rank. 



McGill. Wui. 11.... 
McMillan. M. A... 

Morjj:in. Alfred 

Nuirent. James 

Patterson, Thus 

Powell, John 

Powell, Joseph 

Pi-onty, Thomas J. . 

Prouty, Elijah 

Kay. Christian. 

Richar.l.-on, E 

Kue. Charles W.... 

Ryan, Walter S 

Sanford. Noble 

Sanl'ord. Elmer A.. 
Shultz, Cuyler A. .. 

iSpnrr, John M 

Stephens, W. H .. 
Swetland, W. H. H 
Swetland. Benj. F. 
Tnffs. James M.... 

Walker, Henry 

Warner. Georjje P. 
White, Francis T.. 
White, Edmond... 
Wllkins, Wm. L... 
Williams. Wm . A . . 

Wood, Holoway 

RECRUITS. 
Coltrin. Wm. H . . . 
Davis, Wilher F. .. 

Eaton, Henry 

F,l<ton. George 

G.-ddis, Robert J... 
Graham Andrew . . . 

Graham. Geo. E 

Houlilian, John 

Irmscher, August.. 
Matthews. Wm.T.. 
Muj-phy, Thomas.. 

Newion, Eber 

Robail. Vincent 

Richards, Thomas. 
Reynolds, Alex H.. 
Richards Ransom.. 
Smith, Andrew J. . . 

Sanford. Noble 

Schiiiler, Conrad.. 

Trevethan, M 

Thomas, Henry W. 
VaiiDervnrt. H. C. 
Wheeland, Wm... 

Williams. Geo 

Zuck, Francis 



Residence. 

;A[iple River.. 
(Richland, Wis 

Warren 

.\pple Riper. . 

jRush 

Warren 



Winslow 



Cincinnat, O. .. 
Hochesier. N Y 

Elizabeth 

Hanover 

Scales Mound. 

Nora 

Wiota, Wis 

Warren 

Millville 

Reedsbnrg, Wis 

.^pplo River.. . 
Scales Mound. . 
Apple River. . . 
Rush, Wis. ... 
Cadiz, Wis. . . 

Warren 

Rush 

Apple River. .. 



Date of 
Rank. 



[Sept i.. 
Sept 4.. 
Aug .30 . 
Aug 30 . 
Ang 30 
Aug 30 . 
Sept 4... 
.\ug30.. 
Aug 30.. 

Oct -ail.. 

Sept 4.. 
Sept r... 
Aug m. . 

Aug 30.. 
Sept -27. . 
Sept -21.. 
.\ug 30. . 
Sept 21.. 
Aug 30. . 
Sept -iJti. . 
Sept 11. 
Sept 4 . 
Aug 30. . 
Aug 30.. 
Aug 30. 
Aug 30.. 
\ni 30. . 
Ang 30. . 



l):ite of 
Muster. 



Xov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
INov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
,Nov 
I Nov 
|Nov 
Nov 



20... 
20. . . . 
20.... 
21) . . , 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20... 
20.... 
20.... 
20.... 
20. . . . 
20.... 
20... 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20.... 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20.... 
20. . . . 
20.... 



Remarks. 



Warren Dec 19 'til . . 

Winno bago M ar 3 1 . '()4 . 

Millville April 11 'fi4 

Warren j A prill "H4. 

.\pple River... iDoc It; 'tU.. 
Warren ! Dec 24 '»U.. 

•' iPeb2T, '64. 

" Pct29't53... 

Derinda jSept 24 '64. 

Apple River... Dec 19 T.i.. 

Galena... i Aug 21 "62.. 

Warren lApril 11 "fi4 

Galena ]Nov 21 'tJl. 

Apple River. ..iDec 14 '()1.. 
...|Decl,5T,l.. 

Courtland lOct 1 "64... 

Galena I Nov 21 'Cl. 

" iFeb 27 T>1. 

Woodbine ISept 21 "04. 

Apple River. . . tDec Ifi "lil . 

Rockford I April 21 '62; 

Courtland jOct S NU. . . 

Millsville IDec 29 'HI.. 

Warren i April 11 '61. 

Milisvills lApril 11 '64 



Discharged July 30 18i)2, disabilitv 

Died at Cairo April 16 1862 

Musfd out July 12 '65 

Discharged. Since died 

Died at Mound City 1S62 

Discharged Nov 10 1862, disability 

Mustered oat July 12 18.'>5 

Pio Sergt 1st Scrgt and 2d Lt 

Mustered out July 12 '65 

Discliarsed, sore eyes 

Transferred to Invalid Corps 

M O. July 12, '65 

Mustered out July 12 'ti5 

Discharged July 23 "(i2. wounds 

Mustered out Nov 20 '64 

Dropped from rolls Ang 18 '62 

.Mustered out July 12 '65 

'• as Sergt 

Mustered out Sept 29 'C4 term ex 

Mustered out July 12. '65 

Musi'd out Sep 29, '64, as Sergt term ex. 

Mustered out July 12 '65 

Killed at Shiloh, April 6 1862 

Died at Camp Butler HI Mar 4 '64 

Died at Cadiz, Wis., Nov 21 '61 

Mustered out Sep 29 "64 term ex 

Discharged Nov 10 ]Sfi2 disability 

Killed at Shiloh April 6 '62 



Mustered ont Dec 24 '(j4 term ex 

April 27 "64; Mustered out Jul v 12 1865 

.\pril 27 '64| '• - " 

April 2T '64] " " " 

i Discharged Sent 2 "62 disability 

M. O. Jiilv 12, '65 

Mustered out Julv 12 1865 

Died at Vicksburg Dec 8 1863 

Mustered out June 3 1865 

Died at Mound CitvFeb2 1862 

|Must,dout Oct 30 1863 sentenceof GO M 

April 27 "GliMustered out July 12 '65 



Mar 20 '64. 
Nov 30 "63. 
Sept 26 '64 



Oct 11 "61.. 'Died at New Albany Ind Feb 24^65 

'Dropped at muster Aug 13 '62 

-Mar 20 "64.. Vet recruit musfd out July 12 '65 corp'l 

Sept 26 '04. -Mustered out June 3 1865 

Mustered out July 12 '65 

='romoted Com Serg't. Drowned Aug. ''dS 
Mustered out July 12 '65 



April 27 "lUD'serted June 12 'tU... 
.\pril 27 '(VlMusie'-eJout July 12 '65. 



24 



Company C.---01flccrs aud Privates. 



Name and Rank. 



IDait; of or 
I lislmeul. 



CAPTAINS. 

Thomas Burns 

Jauies House 

Joseph Vincent 

Jame!> Clili'ord 

1st LIKUTS. 

James Kouse 

Josej)h Vincent 

Sauil. P. Adams. .. 

2d LIEUTS. 

John Byrne 

James Clili'ord 

John B. Annetts... 
FIRST SEllGEANT. 
Joffepli Vincent. 

SKUGEAKTS. 
James Clifford. ... 
Thomus Kediord. .. 
OrrinL. Williams 
Saml. P. Adams. .. 

COUPdUALS. 
Mathcw ishimuou. . 
Ephraiui Percy... 

James W. Gear 

\Vm. II. Borland .. 
Sterling L Parker. 

Wm Philpot 

James M. Day 

David Walsh 

MUSICIANS. 

John Callaghan 

John Paul 

PltlVATES. 
Anuetts, JohnB. .. 

Atkins, Jamei* 

Beloin, Win. W 

Bailey, Edward 

Borland, James R. 

Brown, Henry 

Bourke, Michael. .. 

Bastian, John 

Bowdeu, iS'icholas 



Galena 

East Galena.. . 
East Galena. .. 
East Galena. . . 

East Galena. . . 
East Galena. .. 
East Galena. . . 



Galena 

East Galena. . 
Galena 



Galena. 



Sep 2 '61... 
Ihiy 5 'ti2... 
April 20 '05 
iJulyll "65... 

Sep a "61... 
.May 9 'tii. . . 
July 'J 'to.. 

Sep 3 '61... 
June 1 'tW.. 
July 9 '65.. 

18(31. 
Sep 2 



Galena 

(ialeua 

Freeport 

Galena 

Galena 

Freeport 

GuiUord 

Maple Grove.. 

Galena 

Galena 

Galena 

Galena 



Sep 2 
Sep 10. 
Oct 1... 
Sep 3.. 



Galen."*. . . 
Galena. . . 

Galena... 
Hanover. 
GuiUord. 
Galena... 
Galena.. . 
Galena... 
Galena.. . 
Galena.. . 
Galena. . . 



Sep 3.. 

Oct 2.. 

[Sep 2.. 

jOct 1.. 

Sep 2.. 

Sep 17. 

Sep 20. 

Oct 20. 

!sep 2.. 

jSep 2.. 



l»ate of 
M uster. 



Remarks. 



Nov 20 '61. Resigned May 5 1862 

April 23 "63. j Mustered ouC^ov 1S64. 

Not musfd ]Must"d out (as 1st Li) May 2!) '65 

Not musl'd I Must'd out (as Adjutant) July 12 '65. 



Nov 20 '61. ^Promoted 

.Vuril 23 '63 Promoted 

Not must"d Must'd out (iisSergt) July 12 '65. 



Nov 20 '61 Resigned May 16 '63 
April 23 "63 Promoted xVdjutant. 
Not must'd, Must'd out (as SergI) July 12 l!SiJ5. . 

18ol. 
Nov 20 .'romoted 1st Lieutenant 



Belknap, Francis L I Galena 
Beaumont, 11. E... Freeport. 

Conroy, James Galena 

Cloran, John Galena... 

Cloughlin Nicholas Galena... 

Calgy, John (i.ilena... 

Casey, John Guilford. 

Callahan, Peter j Galena. . . 

Devans, Silas L 1 Henry .. . 

Pelaney, Michael.. Galena... 

Foley, Michael 1 Freeport. 

Green, James M. . . | Freeport. 

Gray, James " " 

Hughes, Thomas.. 

Hanly. William 

Hill. David 

Helmand, E. T. G. 

Henry. Jiimes 

Hynds. Jiihn 

Houlihan, J.imes 
Jerome, James 



.(lalena 

Galena 

lialena 

Galena 

(ialena 

Giilena 

JoDaviess Co.. 

Galena 

Vinegar Hill. .. 

Jada, John Galena 

Jordan, .lames i Fre;'port 

Kepheart, Isaac | Free port 

Kelly, Christopherj Galena 

Linnane, Michael . . Galena 

Louis, Henry (Galena 

31etcalf, Wm. M. . . . Gjilena. 

Marshall. James. . . Galena 

Mock. George Galena 

Morris, Sylvanus.. Elizabeth 

MourUi Audre w Frv'epurt 



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Sep 17. 
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Nov 80. 



Promoted 2d Lieulenaiit 

Mustered out Sep 20 '61 term expired 

Mustered out Dec 21 '6i term e.K 

Com'd 1st Lt not must'd. M O July 12 '65 



Mustered out Sep29 '61 term ex. 



Discharged July 14 '62 wounds.. 
Must'd out July 12 "65 as Sergt. . 
Discharged June 4 '62 disability. 
Died at Hanover III .•\pril3 '62... 
Must'd out Sept 2S) "64 term ex. . 
Discharged May 30 '62 



Transferred to V R C April 29 '04. 
Mustered out July 12 '65 



Com'd 2d Lt not must'd. M O July 12 '65. 
Died at Savanna Tenn May 4 '62 



Trans to Invalid Corps Sep 15 '63. . 
Mustered out Sep 29 '63 term expir 



ed-.. 



Killed at Medoi: Tenn Aug 31 "62. 



Died at Cincinnati O May 20 "62. 
Trans to Inv Corps Sep 15 ]fi63. . . 



Dis to re-enlist as Vet in Co D 1 st III L Art 
Killed at Shiloh April 7 '62 



Mustered out Jan 8 '65 term ex 

Mustered out Sep 29 '64 term ex 

Deserted Jan 15 18G2 

Mustered out July 12 '65 as Corporal. 

Died March S 1862 

Discharged Dec 19 '63, disability 



Killed at Shiloh April 7 1862 

Discharged April 4 lS<i2 disability 

Died at Elizabeth 111 June 4 '62 

jDi-char<;cd IMarcli 18 l,S(i2 

'Trins to 23d III InC Dee 7 "61 

•Died atPittsburLTh Tenn Anril 3 '62 

iMustered out Sep 29 1(()4 term expired. 

iDischarsred .M;iich 2 1,862 

Dis for disability, right leg broken 



i Discharged Oct 8 1802 disability. 



iDisc'harL'ed May 30 1S62 

iMustered out Sep 29 1864 term expired.. . 
IDisf barged Oct 241863 



I Reported dead, shot in the bcud. 



Company C— Officers and Privates. 



3S 



Name and Rank. 



Morrison, J. II 

Malia, Patrick 

Mitchell, Kobt. M.. 

Miller Henry 

Muglej', George 

Meiz, John B 

Murphy, Michael . . 

Murry, John 

McGrath, Patrick.. 

McCarty, John 

Nalion, "Michael 

Owens, Hugh 

Peacock, John K. . . 

Quirke, Wm 

Ketzmau, John 

Savage, Geo 

Stone, John D 

Scofield, John 

Stocks, Joseph 

Taylor, Canby. .. 
Taylor, Henry H . . . 
Trainer, James H . . 
Towle, Oliver H... 

Verly, John 

Webber, Valentine 

Wales, James 

Wales, David 

Young, Allison 

RECRUITS. 
Hell, Arthur Sen. .. 

Chase, Geo. W 

Callaghan, Peter. . . 
Crowley. James... 

Dwire, Michael 

Dobson, Joseph ... 

Eckhat, Ernst 

Fogle, Robt. B 

Gross, Joseph 

Gause, Phillip 

Jones, Michael B.. 

Kavoon, John 

Klough, Wm 

Lasier, Silas D 

Lamb, M 

Lawson, Geo. C 

l.,eckley, James T.. 

Long, David 

Miller, Matthew M. 
McCarty, John E.. 
Ostrander, Jerome. 

Rosg. John E 

Rouse, Caleb H 

Rourke, Peter 

Stiles. Samuel 

Schiiffer. John A. .. 

Smith. James 

Schnider. Henry... 
Simmons. Hiram. . . 
Thompson, Wm... 
Tuffa, John 



Residence. 



Freeport 

Galena 

Onico 

Vinegar Hill. 

Freeport 

Galena 



Hazel Green, 
Freeport 

Galena 



Weston 

JoDaviess Co. 

Freeport 

Galena 



Winslow. .. 
Small Pox. 
Galena 



Guilford , 
Galena. . . 
Guilford , 
Galena ., 



Hanover 

Vinegar Hill. 
Galena 



Galena.. 
Freeport. 



Council Hill. 
Galena 



Guilford , 
Galena. . 



Hanover , 
Galena. .. 



Date of I 
enlistment. 



Date of 
muster. 



Remarks. 



Oct 1 ISlil.. Nov; 

Oct 3 I Nov 

Oct 7 !Nov 

Oct 7 jNov 

Oct 8 jNov 



Sep ; 
Nov 7.... 
Nov 8.... 
Oct 1 . . . . 
Nov II... 
Sep-2 .... 
Nov 11... 
Sep 5 .... 
Sep 2 ... . 
Sep2 .... 

Sep 2 

Sep 2 .. 

Oct 1 

Oct 9 . . . . 

Sep G 

Sep .>.... 
Sep 2 ... . 
Oct 4 . . . . 
Oct r-, .... 
Sep 2 ... . 
Sep 10... 
Sep 2.... 
Sep 9 .... 



Feb:r(i4. 
DecKl "W. 
Oct 8 '64... 
April 10 '().) 
Dec 20 '63.. 
April 10 '(i5 
April 10 '65 
Janl '62... 
Dec 19 "63.. 
Oct .5 'f4 . . . 
Oct 7 'CI... 
Jan 1.5 '62.. 
Jan 18 '62.. 
Dec 20 '61.. 



Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
.Nov 



1861 1 Mustered out Nov 20 1861 

Died at Paducah May 20 '62 wounds. 



'Killed at Shiloh, April 7 1862 
iMustered out Julv 12 1865... 

iMissiug April 6 1862 

ITrans to V It C May 2 1864. . . 
'Mustered out July 12 1865 .. 

■ Discharged .May 7 1862 



Deserted Oct 3 1S64 

Must'd out July 12 "05 ag Sergeant. 
Mustered out July 13 1865 



Mustered out Nov 21 1864. 
Deserted Jan 13 1862 



1 Mustered oul Sep 8 1864 

Deserted May 12 1802 

iDied at Savannah T April 15 '62 wounds. 

jDischnrged Jan 31 1863 ; disability 

I Mustered out Julv 12 1S65 

jDischargcd July 2:t l.sii2 

'Mustered out Sir-p-.iy l-iU term e.^ 



Mar 28' 61.. 
April 14 '64 
April 10 '65 
Jan 10 '62. . 
April 10 'OJ 
Feb 15 '64. 
Dec 10 '61 . 
Jan 18't»2. 
April 10 "65 
Dec 16 '63. 



April 8 "64. 1 Discharged March 27 1865 disability. 
Mustered out July 12 '65 as Serg't... 
Tr from Co D Must'd out July '65. . . 
Mustered out Julv 12 1865 



Oct 12 'tM.. 
April 10 '65 
April 8 '64. 
April 10 '65 



Aprils '64. 
Oct 11 '&4.. 



April 27 '64 
April 10 '65 



Discharged Nov 4 1862 disability. 
Mustered out July 12 1865 



Mustered out July 12 1865. 



April 10 '65 
Aprils '64.. 



Mustered out Nov 9 1864 term ex 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

Absent sick at muster-out of Regt 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

Discharged. Pro Colonel to Col'd Regt. 
Mustered out July 12 1865 



April 10 '65. 



Chicago iDec2«, '01. 



Mustered out May 12 1865 as Sergeant. 
Died at Pitts burg Tenn April 12 1863. 
Mustered out July 12 1865 



April 10 "65 

April 8 '61.. I 

Mustered out Nov 29 1864 term ex. 

April 10 '65 Mustered out July 12 1865 



Dec 10 '65. . 'Mustered out June 30 1865 



26 



Coinpanj l>.---Oflicers and rrirates. 



Name and Rank. 



iDatc of en- 
I listmont. 



CAPTAINS. 
Thomas D. Conner 

Joliu O. Ducr 

Jobupli W. Millv^r.. 
Otto (J. Hager. ... 

1st lie UTS. 
Wm. II. Rowley. .. 

John O. Diier 

Joseph VV. Millei-.. 

Otto C Hager 

John R. Daivson. . 

2d LlKUTd. 

John O. Ltuer 

Joseph VV. Miller.. 

Otto C. ILiger 

Ed. O. Ilaniiuond.. 
FIRST SKKOEANT. 
J. VVai-ieu Miller.. 

MUSICIAN. 
Peter W. Belliugall 

PKIVATKS. 
Bennett, Charles P. 
Bisson, Evan Kobt. 
Brown, Jo.<eph 1). . 
Bryton, VVilliaui.. . 
Black, William \V.. 
Carson, William J. 
Chapman, Anderson 
Chapman, John ... 
Chapman, William 
Chapman Joseph.. 
Chapman. George. 
Craig, David ... 
Cnrtisis, George P.. 
Cutis, William H.. 
Dawson, John R.. . 
Dawson, James D . . 

Dye, George II 

Kdwards, John 

Entwhistle, Robt.. 

Evans, Charles 

Flanegan, Francis. 

• iarlaud, John 

Goss, Wm. B 

Green, Ephraiia... 

H;iger, Olto C 

Hammond. E. O.. . 
Uaveland, Chas. H. 

Kiintz, John G 

Lemaster, Jas N.. 
Leekly, JohnT.... 
Lindsay, Bani. J... 

Lamb, John K 

Maddin, Wm J.... 
Moreheiui, William 
Murehead, Thomas 

Miilick, James 

Murrav, Pr^mcis. .. 
McCatiery, Patrick 

McCall, David 

McCrarv, John 

McDonald, Chas. .. 
McLanirlilin. T W. 
WcKenlev, John. .. 
Oliver. James E. . . 

Patterson. N 

Bee es, Hiram J.. . 

Reed, .John 

Reed, Francis. . . . 
Rodenbimu'h Jacob 
RoL'crs. William.... 

Scott. Thomas 

Secord, David. . . . 
Sherill, John E.... 
Stone, Jam^'s 



Galena 'Sep3 18(>l 

Galena Apri 1 6 ISiii 

Galena June -25 '63. 

Galena " 

Galena Nov 1.3 1801 

Galena March 1 V>-2 

Galena .\pril G "Gi 

Galena !june Hj '(>:i 

Dixon .locL ai "03. 

Galena iSep.31861. 

Galena March 1 '(ii 

Galena May I "&i. 

Dixon Jau-->5 1*U 

18(31. 
Galena 



Galena 



Jo Daviess Co. 

Galena 

Galena 

Elizabeth 

Jo Daviess Co. 

Elizabeth .. 

Hanover 



Galena 

Jo Daviess Co. 
Hanover . . . . 



Sep 21. 
Xov3.. 



Galena 



Hanover 

Galena 

Rockiord 

Hanover 

Galena 

Elizabeth 

Galena 

Jo Daviess Co 

Uockford 

.Jo Daviess Co. 
Galena 



Elizabeth 

Hanover 

Klk (irove. Wi:- 
Hanover 

Bncli'n Co lo. . 

Galena 

Dubnque low 
Hanover 

■^tato of Wis. . 

Preeport 

Hanover 

Jo Daviess Co. 

Galena 

Dane co Wis.. 
Galena 



Nov 21. 
Nov 3.. 
Nov ."5. . 
Nov :?.. 
-Nov 21. 
Sep SO. 
Sep 3.. 
Sep 11. 
Sep 3.. 
Sep 3.. 
Sep 21. 
Sep 3 . 
Sep 10 
Sep 20. 
Sep 3 . 
Sep 3.. 
Sep 21. 
Sep 3.. 
Se)> l".l. 
Sep 3 . 
Sep 21. 
Sep 3 . 
Sep ,").. 
Sep 11. 
Sep 3.. 
Oct 23.. 
Sep 21 . 
Oct 17. 
Sep 7.. 
Sep 21. 
Sep 11. 
I .Vov 21 . 
; Oct 21.. 
I Sep «). 



Date of 
Muster. 



Remarks. 



Nov 20"61.. Killed at Shiloh April 1S62 

April 23 '63. Promoted Major 

Not must'd! Promoted by President A. A. G. 
Dec 21 '1)3. . IMustered out July 12 1863 



Nov 20 '61.. Promoted Gen Grant's Staff.. 

April 23 '03 Promoted 

April 23 '03j Promoted 

j Promoted 

Dec 22 '63. Mustered out July 12 1865 ... 



Nov 20 '61 . . Promoi ed 
April 23 '03 Promoted 
.■\pril 23 '03 Promoted 
May 23 'lij. . ' Mustered out J uly 12 1865. 

1851. 
Xov 20 Promoted 2d Lieutenant. 



Nov 20. . . . .Must'd out July 12 "65 as 1st Serg't. 



Hanover 



Jo Daviess Co 



•Sep 
i. Sep 
.Oct 
.-Sep 
.jSep 
. iOct 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Oct 
Sep 
Oct 
Sop 
Sep 
'Sep 
I Sep 
'Nov 



Nov 20... 

Nov 20... 

Nov 20... 

.Vov 20... 

Nov 20... 

Nov 20 .. 

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Nov 20 .. 

Nov 20 .. 

Nov 20... 

Nov 20... 



Discharged May 13 '62 

I Discharged May 13 1862 

Killed at Shiloh April 1862 

Died at Jackson Tenn Sep 8 '62 

.Mustered out July 12 1865 

|Trans to Invalid Corps Sep 15 1863. 

Died at Evausville Ind May 14 1862. 



Mustered out July 12 ls62 as Sergeant. . . 

'•186.5 

Discharged Jan 1 1864 disability 

Discharged Sep 26 1862 disability 

Trans to Invalid Corps Sep 14 '63 

Pro Serg't 1st Serg't and 1st Lieut 

Alust'd outJuly 12 1865 as Serg't 

Accideiitly killed Feb 2;» 1864. 

MustercMl out July 12 ISO.t 

DischaririHl .\1 ay 12 18(12 

Mustered out July 12 18!)5 . . 

Was prisoner, mustered out July ;2'6).. 
Died at Camp .McClernand April S '6J . 

Discharged May 12 1863 

Discharged In 1862 disability 

Promoted Serg't 1st Serg't and 2d Lt... 
Promoted Corporal 1st Serg't and 2d Lt. 

Mustered out July 12 1S65 

Discharged Jan 1 18iU disability 

Mustered out July 12 1K65 as corporal. . . 
Was pris must'd out July 12 '65 as Cor. 

Discharged April 4 't)2 disability 

Must'd out .July 12 '65 as Serg't 

j Deserted Nov 6 1S62 

iDicd at St. Louis Mar 24 18(53 

I .Must'd out Dec 30 "ti4 term ex 

-Must'd out July 12 ls65 as corporal 



Unaccounted for 

M ustered out Dec 30 '64 term es . . 

Died at St Louis May 21 lSti2 

Died at Jackson Tenn Oct 16 '63. . . 

Mustered out July 12 I8U5 

Musician 

Mustered out Julv 13 1805... 



Deserted Sep '.1 1861 

Died at Jackson Tenn Aug 21 "63 

Died at Camp McClernand April 3 '63.. 
Discharged July 23 18;2 disal>ility... . 
Mustered out July 12 1865 as corporal.. 

Mustered out Dec 30 '61 term ex 

Mustered out July 12 1865 .. 

Mustered out Dec 30 '61 term ex 

iDischarged Oct 12 lS<a disabilitv 



Company D.— Officers and Privates. 



27 



Name and Rank. 



Thornbcrry. T 

W.insey, .lerod 

Wansey. John B, 
Will. .I'd, Frauci-i M 
W 'lushcini.^r . A. . . 
White. Si .luil D.. 
Wilder, Alljert A.. 

Wilson, John 

Young. Robert 

KECRUITS. 
ArmstrjDg. F. M.. 

Ander-, Lewis 

Argent, John 

Arnold, Stephen N. 
Arnold, Harrison.. 

Allen, Robert 

Bavles. Kohert 

Beil, Arthrir 

Blair. Andrew 

Bnrk. Patrick II... 
Brown. M.irk W. . . 

Clause, Joseph 

Calvert, John.. 

Cons ilus, John J. . 

Curley. Bernard 

Creegan Jnhn.. . 

Cogan, Henry 

Callahin, Peter ... 
Conkliu. Ri'uben.. 
Calanan. William.. 
Clark. George Tl. . . 
Deldine. Daniel H 

Drone, Adam C 

Dovle James 
DnttVy. Thomas.... 
Da^vsnn. Eugene.. 
En t whistle. K<>bt.. 
Estay. Augustus M 
Frickey. Christian. 

Friesner, Levi 

Friesner Lewis 

Fisher, William 

Gould, Alphonso. 
Grening, Richard.. 

George, L^wis 

Goss, Leonard 

Harris, Caleb A.... 
Hollan. Charles H. 
Hamlin, Orrin R.... 
Hammett. .lohn ... 
Hunter. Edward. . . 

Hoops. John 

Hocking. R. N 

Hainf'S.John K 

Haines, Patrick 

Hope, \Villiam L.. 

Klein. Lewis 

Kittoe. Wm. K 

Law. Josi'ph 

Linsey. Thos 

liOgaii, Hugh 

Mifrray. James 

M yers, Harston 

Metzker, Michael.. 

Medary, Wm. J 

Murphy. Ewd 

Montgomi^ry. Jas.. 

N orris, Wni". E 

O'Connor, Michael 
Patterson, Andrew 

Peatt. Thos 

Patterson, John. . . 

Rawlins, .Tas S 

Stremnier. Frans.. 

Swirt. I-aic W 

Swift. Albert O.... 



Residence. 



Date or 
Rank. 



Date of 
Muster. 



Remarks . 



Hanover. 



Jo Daviess Co. 

Galena 

Jo Da\'iess Co. 

Freeport 

Hanover 



Washington .. . 

Galena 

Galena 

Jo Daviess Co. 



Vinegar Hill.. . 

Galena 

Galena 

Galena 

Brnner Vo la.. 

Galena 

Hanover 

Washington .. . 

Galena 

G lien a 

Vmegar Hill... 

G.ileua 

Giiiltord 

Galena 

Galena 

Galena 



Sep 7 18!;i.!\ov20 1861 Died at Louisville May 24 1862 

Oct 11 Nov 20 , Discharged Jan 26 1S61 disability 

Sep 1 I N ov 20 I .M ustered out Dec 30 '6i term ex 

Sep 10 Nov 20 . .. . jDischarged Oct 26 I8ril disability.... 

Sep 3., .,iNov20 iMustered out Dec .SO 1864 term ex.... 

Sep 20 i>!ov20 | 

Oct 19 I Nov 20 [Discharged April 2.3 186,3 disability. . . . 

Sep 1 I Nov 20. .. JDischarged Jan .31 1863 disability.... 

Sep 3 Nov 20 Died at Savannah Tenn April 16 '62.. 



Hanover 

Galena 

i Galena 

i Hanover 

;Rice 

Ga'ena 

.Galena 

Jo Daviess Co. 

Jo Daviets Co. 

Galenri 

iWaukegun. ... 

Savanna 

I Washington ... 

tialena." 

Savanna 

j Galena 

! California .... 

Galena 

Galena 

Bellevue Iowa. 

j Galena 

I Galena - 

Galena 

'cinicun.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 
iGalena 

(ialena 

'Vinegar Hill.. . 

Guilford 

I 



Dec .30 '63.. 
Fef)2ii'64.. 
Feb2i)'64.. 
Jan 2 '62.. 
Jan 1 '62... 
Mar 6 '65... 
Nov 21 "(il.. 
Dec 4 -(is... 
Gets "64... 
Oct 7 '04... 
Oct 5 '64... 
Dec 29 '61 . . 
Dec 30 '63.. 
Feb2i"64.. 
Feb 2'.) '64 
0--t3 "64... 
Oct 7 '64... 
Oct 8 "64... 
Ocr 8 '(i4... 
Oct s '111... 
Oct 7 '64... 



Jan 13 '64.. 
MariO '64. 
Mar 20 '64.. 



Mar 7 '6.5. .. 



Dec 2.5 '63. 
Oct 11 '64. 
Oct 11 '14. 
Oct 11 '64. 

Jan 12 "64. 
Mar 20 '64. 
Mar 20 "64. 
;uct 12 '64. 
.Oct 11 "64. 
!Oct 12 "64. 
Oct H '64. 
Oct 11 "64. 
Oct U "61. 



Discharged Jan 2.5 186r. 

Died at Jeffersonville Ind July 26 1864 

Muster'd out June 5 1865 

Disch Sep .5 1862 wounds 

Mustered out Jan 1 1865 term ex 

Mustered out July 12 1865 



Mustered out June 241S(i5. 
Mustered out Jaly 12 1865. 



Transferred to Co C March 271865. 

Mustered out June 3 1865 

Mustered out July 12 1S65 



Nov 28 "63 

Dec II '63. 
iOct7 '64.. 
lFeb25"64. 
[Oct 5 '64.. 
'Oct 5 "(■i4.. 
jOct 8 "64,. 
I Sep 15 "62. 
<Sep 15 "ca. 

Oct 5 "64.. 
;l)ec30"63. 
iDes- 31 '63. 
iDec30"63. 
!Feb25'64. 

Dec 30 '63. 
I Dec lo "63. 

()ct8 "64.. 

Oct 8 '64.. 

Or-t 8 '64.. 

Oct S "64.. 

Oct 5 '61.. 

Oct -5 'in. . 

Sep 30 "61. 



Jan 31 "64. 
Dec 25 "63. 
iOct 11 "61. 
-Mar 20 "64. 
Oct li '64 
Oct 11 "64. 
Oct 11 'i 4. 



Oct II '64. 
Jan 22 '61. 
Jan 11 '64. 
Jan 12 "64. 
.Mar 20 '64. 
Jan n '64. 
Jan .31 '64. 
Oct 11 '64. 
Oct II '64. 
Oct 11 'W. 
Oct 11 '64. 
'Oct 11 '64. 
Oct II '1)4. 
Oct 12 "64. 



Mustered out Dec 31 1864 

Musiered out July 12 1865 

Ab'ient without leave at M Oof Regt. 
Mustered out July 12 1865 



Returned to 54th 111 as deserter Oct 1 1862 

Discharged April 26 1865 

:Mustere"d out July 12 1865 as Sergeant 

Killed at Etowah River Ga June 18 1864.. 

Mustered out Jnlv 3 1865 

Mustered out Julv 12 1865 



Oct II "(;4..!Oct 11 "(M. 



NovSn "63. 
Oct 8 '("4... 
Oct 8 '64... 



Dec 25 'm. 
(Jet 11 '64. 
'Oct 12 '64. 



Savanna . 
J Galena... 
i Galena... 
'Galena... 



[Dec .30 "63. 
I Oct 7 "64.. 

Oct 5 "64.. 

Mar 22 "64. 



I Jan 11 '64. 

Oct 11 "64. 
!Oct 11 "6-4. 

Mar 22 '64. 



Wounded at Shiloh ; dropped Aug 18 1862 
Mustered out Jnlv 12 1865 

rransferred to V R C April 4 1864 

Absent sickat M O of Kegt 

M ustered out July 12 1865 

jDied at Louisville Kv April 17 1865 

IMustered out Julv 12 1*65 

1 M ustered out M.i v T.MS65 

iMustered out July 12 1865 



Galena 

Galena 

Galena 

Elizabeth.. 

Galena 

Galena 

Davenport. 

(Galena 

Galena 



.Oct 5 "64... 
.'Mar 6 '65... 
. I Feb 25 "64.. 
. lFcb2n'(!4 
.!Mar31 "61.. 
. !Aug2S '62. 
. iDec -.i'.t "61. 
, iFeh2^ '61. 
. iSep2i.i '6-1.. 



Oct 11 "64.. 

Mar 7 '65. . 

Mar 20 '64.. 

Mar 20 "64.. 
iApril27"64. 



• Mar 20 "64. 
ISep 29 "64. 



'Wounded at Shiloh; dropped Aug 31 '62 
I Died -Tan 19 1865 

Died in New York March 29 1865 

Mustered out Julv 12 1865 

iDied at Vicksburg April 9 1864 

{Mustered out July 12 1865 

'Mustered out June 3d 1865 

Discharged Mav 12 1^62 

M ustered out July 12 1865 

Mustered out June 3 1865 



28 



Company l)."-Offlcers and Priratw. 



Name and Rank. 



Residence. 



Spensley, John R. . 

Sirnou, Peter 

Sharpe, Wni. II 

Sharpe, John W.... 
Sherrill, Samuel... 

Tuttle, Johu M 

Taylor, Obediah... 
Tomlin, Ewd. A.., 

Upton, Wm. B 

White, Jonathan. . 
Wilder, Albert A. 

Welch, Thomas 

Wilcox, Th03, A..., 
Westenhaver, A. . , 



iGalena. 
! Galena. 
iRice . . . 
JRice ... 
! Galena. 



I Guilford 

Galena . . 

Galena 

I Washington . 
I Washington.. 
Vinegar Hill. 

Galena 

Rice 



Date of 
enlistment. 



Oct 5 '64. . 
Oct 7 '64. . 
Oct 4 '64. . 
Oct 5 '64.. 
Aug 28 '62. 



Date of 
muster. 



Oct 11 '61.. 
Oct 11 '64.. 
Oct 11 '64.. 
Oct 11 '64.. 



Oct? '64... 
April 10 '65. 
Mar 6 '65.... 
Dec 30 '63.. 
Dec .30 '6;^. 
Oct 3 "64... 
Oct 5 '64... 
Sep 30 '61.. 



Oct 12 '64.. 
j April 10 '65. 
iMar 7 '65... 
Jan 12 '64.. 
Jan 12 '64.. 
jOct 12 '64.. 
Oct 11 '64.. 
lOctll '64.. 



Remarks. 



Mustered out May 23 1865 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

Discharged at Mound City Jan '64 

Wounded at Shiloh April 6 '62 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

Deserted June 12 iS(i5. ................. . 

M ustered oiit July 12 1865 

Vet. recruit Died at Marietta Ga Oct 7 '64 
Mustered out July 12 1865 

Died at Cincinnati, Feb 2 '65 



Coinpan} E.-— Officers ami Privates. 



Hit 



Name and Rank. 



CAPTAINS. 
Leander B. Fisk... 

John M. Adair 

Chas. K. Erwin 

1st LIEUTS. 
Chas.D. Overstreet 
John M. Adair. ... 
Chas. K. Erwin ... 
John D. Sprnf^ins . 

2d LIEUTsi. 

JohnM. Adair 

Chas. K. Erwin ... 

Chas. F. Dubs 

Oliver Swartz 

1.ST SEUGEANT. 

John M. Adair 

SEHGEANTS. 
Chas. K. Irwin. . .. 

Chas. F. Duhs 

Joseph .\. Wallace. 
David McGrath 

COKPOKALS. j 
James M. Herring. 
John ]>. Spragins.. 
Saml R. Macliaraer 

Oliver Swartz 

Saml F. Clark I 

William Robbe 

Elias Venable.. .. 
James L Carroll.. . 

MISICIANS. ! 

Chas. H. Groni 

Henry Bain 

WAOONKK ! 

Daniel M. llewett.. 

PRIVATES. I 

Bentie. Saml. P 

Bowden. Daniel 

Powden VVm 

Buck, Alexander H 
Brandt Abraham. 
Bonney, Jonathm. 
Buclier, Andrew. .. 

Bncher. J icnh 

Bucher. Jacob 2d.. 

Bowersox, Cha* 

Brown. Benj. B 

Bain. Hugh R 

Bohn. Fnink 

Cartee. Michael T.. 
Cartee. John E . . . 

Coats. Bciij 

Carr. John W 

Clark. Wm. T 

Carpenter, II B 
Carpenter. J^is. E. . 
Clevenger. Henry C 
Costillo, Martin . . . 
Edwards, Albert. .. 
Edwards. Oscar . . . 
Kverhart, John ... 

Frasher. Wm 

Flickinser. E. O... 
Flack, JohnH. ... 
Frederick, Conrad. 

Gott. Sutton 

Gault, Matthew 
Gleason. Solon F . 
Goddard, Levi W.. 
Graham, Danl. J.. . 
Gillett. Chas. S.... 

Glattarr.John J 

Holmes. John R.. . 
Ilile, George 



Residence. 



I Dattr of 
I enlist niiMit. 



Date of 
muster. 



Remarks. 



Mt Carroll. 
Mt Carroll. 
Berrymau . 

Elizabeth.. 
Mt (.'arroU. 
Berryman . 
Elizabeth.. 

Mt Carroll. 
Berryman . 
Kent 



Sep 14 IStiliNov SO 1861 Promoted Major 

!May -ii ISIJSJ Aug 18 '(». 'Mustered out Nov 11 istu. . 
April -M 'tio'Juiie IT "tij. 'Mustered out July Vi 18(i5. 



;Sep U 18()1 Nov 30 Til. ! Resigned Nov 4 18t)-2 

Nov 4 ISb-J. lApril -23 '03 Promoted 

jMay 2-2 lt{lj:iiJuly 14 "63. iPromot.d 

April 20 "eriiNot must'dj Mastered out as Sorgeaut July 12 1865. . . 



\n Carroll. 

Berryman . 

Kent 

York 

Elizabeth . 



IDec 1 1861.'.... iPromoted 

Nov 4 lSti2, 1 j Promoted 

|May 22 18t«! Term expired Dec 25 1804 

July 'J 1S65. 'Not must'dlMustereci out as Sergeant July 12 1805. . . 

I i IHfU. j 

'Sep U 1801 Nov 20 - Pro 2d Lieut 1st Lieut and Capt 



!Oct 22 'Nov 20 

Sep 14. ...\SovM. 

Sep 24 1 Nov 20. 

Sep 14 lNov20. 



Promoted 1st Serg't and 2d Lieut. 

Promoted 2d Lieut 

iDischarged Sep 2 1802; disability. 
Discharged April 5 1803 



Derindri 

Elizabeth 

Kent 

Ml C.irroU 
Kliz ibeth .. . . 

Mt Carroll 

PI. ■jisaut Valley 
York ■. 

Howardsville 
Morrison 



Sep 14 Nov 20. 

Sep 18. ...i Nov 20. 

Sep 14 I Nov 20. 

Sep 14 Nov 20. 

Sep IS Nov 20 

Sep 21 I Nov 20. 

Sep n. ... Nov2il. 
Sep 24 Nov 20. 

Sep 14 .\ov20. 

Nov 8. .. Nov 20. 



, j Wounded at Vicksburg. Dis. Aug "63... 
, [Coin. Is' Lt but not mustered 

jDisch irged May 2 '02 

iMustered out July 12 '65 as Serg't 

i Wou'd at Vic'g May 22 '6.3 ; dis. Aug"tJ3. 

Died at SivaniiaTenn Mar 23 "02 

Mustered out Sep 2',t, "04 ; term ex 



Trans to Co D Feb '64 
Da.-^erted Dec 12 "01.... 



Mt Carroll. 



Woodland 

Woo.ibine 

'lind; 

ifiind, 

X-nt 

lizaheth 

He I- ant \ alley 
"l.M antViUey 

'•"liz beth 

K'.-u 

York 

Hanover 

Dunleith 

Massilloa lo. . . 



S ivanna 

Mt Carroll .. 

E'izabeth 

Woodland . . . 



Nov 12 I.Nov 20 Discharged Nov 13 "04. 



F.'izabeth. . 
Dnnleith.. . 
Mt Carroll. 



Kent. 



Woodbine . . 
Fair Haven. 
Elizabeth.. . 
Wood 'line . . 
York 



Sep 14 :Nov 

Sep 14... Nov 

Sep 18 JNov 

Sep 14. 'Nov 

Sep Is ■ Nov 

Sep 18. ... I Nov 

Sep 18 Nov 

Sep 24 Nov 

*)ct 7 I Nov 

Sep IS LNov 

Sep 24 I Nov 

Oct 17 I Nov 

Oct 2-) I Nov 

Sep II.... jNov 

Sep 14 Nov 

Sep 18 Nov 

Sep 18 Nov 

Sep 18 iNov 

Sep 18. [Nov 

Sep 24 [Nov 

Oct 2 jNov 

Oct 25. . Nov 

Sep 18 jNov 

Nov I'l Nov 

Nov 
Nov 
Nov 



20 Discharged Disability 

20 " ' 

20 



Died at .Mound C'iiy Jan 28 '(i2 
. . Mustered out July 12 



as Ooruoral 

20. D jserted \S">\ 

20 Mustered o.it I uly 1 : 18 i5 

20 Dis. Dec. 14 '03 to receive pro iu col regt 

20 .1 Mustered out J uly 12 "05 

20 Dischi'.rged Mav21S02 

20 Discharired June 16 180'.. ... 

20. ... 1 Mustered out July 12 1805 as Serg't 

20 1 •• " 

20 Dis.Jnlyl '04; disability 

20 i Mustered out Jul v 12 '05 as Corporal .... 

20. . . . i Died at St Louis April 28 1S02 

20 ;Dicd atQuincy 111 .\pril 28 62; wounds.. 



Fair Haven.., 

Hanover 

Galen.a 

Howards\'ille , 
Woodland 



Sep 14 
Sep 18 
Sep 14 

Sep 18 Nov 

Sep 24 jNov 

Nov 18 INov 

Sep 14 I Nov 

Sep 24 Nov 

Sep 24 Nov 

Spp 24 INov 

Oct 17 jNov 

Nov 7 [Nov 

Sep 14 Nov 

Sep 18 iNov 



20. 
iO. 

20. . . . 
20.... 
20.... 
20. . . . 
20. . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . . . 
20. . 
20.... 
20. . . . 
20 . . . 
20.... 
20.... 
30... 



Trans, to Co D Feb IH "iM. 

Died tvt Mt. Carroll 111 Dec 15 1801 

Mustered out Sep 2J '64 ; term ex 

Mustered out July 12 1805 

Clustered out Nov 8 'W ; term ex 

Mustered out Sep 29 "04 ; term ex 

Miist'd out Nov 8 '04 ; as Sorg't term ex. 

Trans, to Inv Corps Sep 15 '03 

Mustered out July 12 1865 



Killed at Shiloh April 7 '02 

Discharged Sep 20 '02 ; wounds 

Discharged July 25 1S62 

•Mustered out Sep 20 '64 ; term ex. 



Disrhars'ed April 5 '62 

Died at Monnd City April 4 1862 

Discharged July 25 '62; wounds 

Dischirgcd Nov 13 "64 ; term ex 

Dis. Oct 11 '63: lost an arm at Shiloh. 
Mastered out July 12 1865 



so 



€oui|Mn) E.«"0fBcer8 aud Privates. 



Name and Rank. 



Herring. J. W 

Hazell. Kobt 

KM(1, Wm U 

Kidd, Geo 

Kei.-ler, ('hrif. ... 

Lunib, iMiciiai'l 

Miller. Joliu 

Alacluimer. Isaac. 
Machaiiier, Tlios. J 

Mailiisou, A 

Mc<4uai',.ioliii. ... 
Muli.irky. llugli... 

Mason, Sami 

Miller, Henry 



Residence. 



Derinda 

lili/.ibeth 

•enuda 

U-ndota 



L;ut. 



ninleiih 

iJerrymau . .. 



Date of 
enlistment 



Mt Carroll. . 
Elizubeih... 
Mt Carroll. 
VVoodlaml . , 
Kent 



Powers. John IMt C.irroU. 



Patterson, Lorenzo 
Hock. George M. . . 
Sisier, IJjiijauiin.. 
Stotlens, Wui 

Skeene. Geo 

biii.nuins, D.ivid. . . 

Sill II uiis. Joliii 

Stansbiiny. VV S.. 
^pellman. Tbos. . . 
Spaul iiliL'. Dudley 
Sni th, Benj.iiiiin 

Sjiililcr. Henry 

Shepartl. John 

Wingjird.-Imob 

Wiitsun Diiil 

Wil i.s Henry li 

Warehatn. Jos .■>. . . 
HKCKUITS. 

Boop, Ja<ob 

Boojt VVni II 

Dales. Ben -on H. .. 

Dubs, Henry 

Flick inger. fihi*!. . 
U:i?ell. Edwnrd.... 

Lindsay. L. F. B... 
M:ich .nier. Martin. 
Miche son. Nel.^on 
S'eflens. Frederick 
Wade, John H. 
■White, All, 11..... .. 

Yobn, Peter 



Sep 14 

Nov 1... 

--.ep -a. . 

Oct l.j... 

oep IS.. 

i)cl 2.").. 

Sep IS. 

Sep 1 J. , 

Sep U. 

•Sep 14. 

Sep 1«. 

Sep -il. 

-S'-p lb. 

Oct 7.. 

Sep 18. 

Sep Hi 

>e,, 21. 

Sep 14, 

Sep l-i. 

Sep 1 i 

Sep 18. 
....lUci 2.. 

MtCarroll Sep 18. 

Freeport Sep 2-4 

.VI:,gpoliaWis..!sep 14. 

S.ivauiia jO.t 4.. 

Derinda juc.t 4.. 

Dunleith .. ..iOct2.<.. 

Ki'nl Sep 14. 

Mt Carroll. . jSep 14. 

Sivanna Si'p 18 

Forreslou Sep 18 



lS(j, 



Date of 
muster. 



Remarks. 



Elizabeth 
Plea.^unl Vailey 
»li Carroll 
Deri.ida .. 



Fair Haven... 



Kent 'Mar30 

" VaraO 

Mt Carroll DecStt 

K-nt Mar 24 

•• ... Mar 24 

(ieneseo Jan IT 

.Mt Carroll Jan IT 

Kcriyrnan Dec 12 

Mt Carrull Sep 27 

Woodbine .April ti 

Polo Dec 31 

Pleasant "Valley S.-p 11 
J eflerBou , Mar 30 



Xov 20, 18(31 

>'ov iO 

■iov 20 

\'ov 20 j 

,M)V 20 

Nov 20 ... . 
[Nov 20 .... 
'Nov 20 .... 
INov 20 .... 
'Nov 20 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 

N.-v 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 ... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 ... . 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 .... 

Nov 20 

Nov 20 ... . 

Nov 20 

Nov 20 

Nov20. .... 

Nov 20 

Nov 20 

'April 27 'W 
April 2J 'ti4 
Jan II "61.. 
Mar 24 til.. 
Mar 24 01.. 



Mustered out July 12 1865 

Discharged Nov hi "64 ; term ex 

Died al Memphis Feb 23 1803 

Discharged Aug 17 J 

rranslened to liiv Corps Sep 15'0;i... 

'I'rauslerred to Co C 

M ustered out Sep 2'.t 1804 ; term ex 

Mu-tered out July 12 1805 

Di.-charged July 10 'ti2 ; wounds 

Al ustered oul J uly 12 1805 as Sergeant 

D;^charged May21'i;2; di-ability 

.Mustert d out July 12 IMio 

Discharged Nov 18 "01 ; disability 

Discharged I erm ex 

Discharged July 25 '02, wounds 

M ustered out Sep 2it "tU ; term ex 

-Mustered out July 12 05 



Died at Savanna Tcnn April 10, '"2 

Died at Ml Carroll III Ai.ril 23 "02 

Died at Savanna 'lenii March 27 "02 

Appointed Ho.-i)itai Stewar.l 

.Uuslerrd out Sep 29 04; term ex 



v! ustered out Nov 8 ■«)4; term ex, 



Mustered out July 12 1865 . .. 
l)i;Cli. at Quincy Oct 23 1802. 
Died at Quiiicy July 9 "02 . . 
Dircharged April 24 '02 



.Mustered out July 12 1805. 



Dis. Oct 27 03 to receive pro in U S T. 

Dis(h;irged July 2(i'i.2; disability 

,. Mustered onl .Iune3 1805 

Apr ti '05.. 'Mustered out Julv 12 1805 

Died at Mound City 1802 

IMusteivd out June 3 1805 

Apr 27 '64..;MuEteied out July 12 1803 



Company F.— Oftlters autl Privates. 



81 



Name and Rank, i Residence. 



Dat« or 
Rank. 



CAPTAINS. I 

Alfred John < in Cherry Valley. 

James J. Palm, -r. .. ' 
Joseph R Baxter.. 

1st LIEUTS. 

James J . Palmer. ... 

Edwin L. Lawrt^nc-^ 

John A Rollins 

John P. Jones. .. . 



Dite of 
Muster. 



Remarks. 



Bonns 

'Jelvidere 

Poplar Grove . . 
Joseph U Ka.\ter..i Cherry Valley. 

Jos.ph Liidley j Bnrritt 

2d 1JEIIT8. I 

Edwin L. Lawrence Bonn.'* 

John A. Rolliu-* Belvidere 

John P .Tones I Poplar Grove.. 

Gid'.^onS. Uiley 1 Flora 

FIUSTSEKGEANT.J 

Henry Crittenden . . 'Sprinq; 

SEKGEANTS. I 

Horace B. Scars. .. IBonns 

Thos P. Clojrston. [Cherry Valley. 

John P. Jones Poplar Grove. . 

Joseph S. Uuck I Flora 

CoKPoUALS. I 

Charles A. Hall. ...: Franklin 

Jos. R. Baxter j Cherry Valley. 

Lyman VV rd . . j " 

L. P C. Breezier. .. iC'ierry Valley. 

Rockt'ord 

Chemnn? 

Chemnnsr 

Cherry Valley. 



Dec2(»'Gl jDec 2!)"lJl..il^icd of wound* April 7 1862 

April ,s 'tii. I April 33 'fti, Promoted .Major 

July II '03.. UNot must'd Mustered out as 1st Lt July li 1865. 



Dec CO '61 . . I Dec 39 "61 . . | Promoted 

April 8 '63.. ! iKesiijned Sep 3 "63 

Oct 1 (i-,'...] vpni-,'3 t,;v Resigned July 33 1863 

•I uly 33 "63. ! Nov 1 '63. jTerui expired Dec 38 '6-1 

Dec •.;8'61.. j April 5 'tr. j Promoted 

•July it '65.. I.Vot must'd;M"''t>i''<'^ out as Serg't July 13 "65. 



Dec2:r61..iIJec 3'.t '61. 1 Promoted 

June 1 '1.3. J April 33 '63 Promoted 

iOctl'63...i •■ • Promoted 

I July 9 '65. . j '»;>( mii-:'d Mustered out as Sergeant July 12 '65 

I i I 

!Sep 21 U61!'^ec 29 1861 Died at Jackson Tenu Sep 2 '03; ofw'ds.. 



iDe.^ 39 
]l)ec 39 

Oct 7 Dec 39 

Oct U Dec 29 



Sep 26. 

.■'ei. 30. 



iRocUford . 
Belvidere. 



Flora 

Kinsrston 



Chemuns.. 
Cherry Valley. 



Rockford 
Kingston . 
Rockford . 
Belvidere. 



Wm. B. Ill 11 .... 
Joseph Ludley.. 

David Coll- 

Emil A. Stahn... 

MUSICIA.N'!^. 
Orrin Pettenjjill. 
Edward Tripp. . 

PKIVATKS 
Allen. D 'niel M. 
Akin. Williim.. 

Brown John i Belvidere 

Buckley. James. . 

Boyd Samuel 

Bissett. L S D.... 
Baxter. Ri hard.. 
Bi-als. Henry G 
Branch, William. .. 
Collar. Charles A. 
CI irk, Seymour. . . 

Dalby, Abner 

Dickerson, .lohn. .. 
Dnrno. William... 
Edwards. Andrew J 

Eckhart, John 

Finning, Theodore 
Francis, William.. 
Frederick. John. . . 

Foss. Charles E 

Griffin, Peter 

Henninsr. Albert. .. 

nilderbrand, T 

Holtz, Herman 

Hall, Georse 

Jnry, John Poplar Grove. 

Kane, Thomas iCherry Valley. 

Lord, Lucius T llTarlein 

Lindar. Edgar T... Cherry Valley. 

Long. Timothv... I Belvidere 

Longfleld, H. R. El 

Losk, Otto Rockford 

Winning. Wm Cherry Valley. 

McMahon, Francis Belvlderp 

Morties, Albert ...ICherry Valley. 
McCollon, E.W... Poplar Grove.. 

McKinney, W n I Chicago 

Naeh, Edgar J iBelvidere 



Oct 29. 
Sep 21. 
Oci 4.. 
Oct 17. 
Oct l.>. 
Nov 33. 
Sep 38. 
Oct 21. 



Nov 30. 
Sep 25.. 



Flora 

Rockford 

Chemung 

Cherry Valley. 

Belvidere 



Franklin 

Hebron 

Cherry Valley. 



Oct 9 

Nov 19..., 
Nov 18. ... 
Nov 20.... 
Sep 28. ... 
Sep 30. ... 
Sep 24.... 
Nov 23. . . . 

Nov 21 

Dec 2 

Dec 10... 
Nov 21.... 

Oct 9 

Nov 22. ... 
Sep 28.... 
Dec 9.. . 
!Oct 18.... 

tOct 1 

Sep 29.... 

Dec 9 

Nov 24.... 

Oct 4 

Oct 13.... 

Oct 7 

Oct 31.... 

Oct 7 

Sep 25 

Dec 16... 
Oct 17.... 
Oct 10.... 
Nov 19. .. 

Dec 2 

Oct 7 

Nov 6 

Dec 2 

Oct 7 

Nov 29. . . . 
Oct 5 



. . . 'Discharged March 13 '63 ; disability. 

.. I Discharsred at Chicago; wo.inds 

. . . Promoted second Lt from 1st Serg't. . 
... Discharged Nov 10 '63 wounds 



Dec 39 
Dec 39 
Dec 39 
Dec 29 
Dec 39 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 39 

Dec 29 
Dec 29 

Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dee 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
D-jc 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 



I 

. !Died at St Louis Sep 26 '63 

.Promoted 

.Miisiered out July 12 186.5 

I Killed at Vicksbug J une 35 '63 

. ! M ustered out Jan 10 '65 ; term ex 

• Com 1st Ltbut not must'd M O July 12 '6& 

.:DisSep6 '63; disability [aaSerg't 

. iMuttered out July 12 '65 as Serg t 



Deserted March 10 '63 

Mustered out Dec 2U '64 ; ternj ex. 



IMustered out July 12 1865 as corporal. 
. IMustered out Dec 29 '64 term ex 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

. Disch'd f -r pro as Hospital Steward 

.iMu-tered out July 12 1865 

. iDied at Mound City Mar 15 "62 

.IMustered out July 12 1865 

. I Deserted Dec 27 '64 ; 2d desertion 

. ! Died at Belvidere III Dec 39 '61 

. IDied at Vicksburg May 9 '64; wounds. 
. JDischarged Mav 16 1863 

(Died at Vicksburg Nov 13 'KJ 

. iKilledat Vicksburg May 33 "63 

. Died at Savanna Tenn ; wounds 

. M'istered out Dec 39 1864 ; term ex 

. iDied at Paducah Kv March 10 1862 

. [Discharged Feb I 18(i3 ; disability 

. I Killed at Vicksburg Tune 26 18(i3 

. IMustered out Jan 17 1865 ; term ex 

.iDisch April 24 1862; disability 

. Disch Jan 20 1865 ; wounds 

, (Dropped from rolls Aug 18 1862 

.iDied June 181864; wounds 

.iDropped from rollsAuglS 1863 

.JMusti-red out July 131865 

, Mustered out Feb 7 186') ; term ex 

.! Dishonorably discharged May 16 1863.. 

. I Mustered out Dec 39 1864; term ex 

. I Dropped from rolls Aug 18 "63 

. I Claimed as a deserter J.m 1.") 1862 

. Dropped from rolls Aug 18 '62 

, Wounded at Shiloh. Discharged 

, Trans, to Invalid Corps Sept 15 1863.. . 

, [Discharged Feb 37 186;^ ; disability 

.Wounded at Shiloh. Discharged 

, [Discharg.'d Oct 34 '62 

.JDeserted Jan 14 1863 

, [Discharged May 16 1862 



82 



Compauy F."-Offlcers and Prirates. 



Name and Kank. 



Residence 



I Date of en- 1 
I listniunt. 



Date of 
Muster. 



Remarks. 



Packard, Cha.«. E .iCuui-ry Vaiio>. 

Prim>^r, John M. .. Baoii 

Kuiijn,-!-, Huiny Oiijrry Valley. 

JiDt) WHS, sami. M.| 

Kobbins, Ji>hu Flora 

Ro'jbius. llcury. . | " .. 

Koll', John iCherry Valley. 

Rowles, Herman U 

Iteiley, Uideou S..|Flora 

Uolilu, John II JB-jlvideru 

Kiau, Charles Cherry Valley. 

fimiih. Luther Bonus 

Sultivan, James Harvard 

Sullivan, Dennis. ..[B.ilvidere 

Sleveus, Henry... 

8tump, John 

Stevens, Geo .. . 
Shannon, George. 
Shannon, Jacob . 

Squier. Aliram 

Snov\'. Artemus... 

Sheldon, Henry . . . j Kichmond .... 

Shoemaker. H. W.. Cherry Valley 

Spackman, Wm Sprint- 

Smedley, Lyman D Belvidere 

Siminoiis, Thos. T. |Cherry Valley 
Torry, Thos. J.. 
Walker, Alfred F 
Welch. Chas. U.. 
Win'Isor, Geo. C. 
WVichbroeld, A.. 

Young, David Spring... 

HKCKUIT8. 
Buck. Wni. P .. Flora.... 

Brula, Anthony Miuouee. 

Bane<;iin. John " 

Bohen, James . . . Chicigo . 

Brown. James i Warren.. 

Baxter. L''slie H . . . Flora 

Crider, John F .Duuleith 

Coyle, Francis iMinonee. 

Fulmer, John A ... 
Gutuniau Michael. 

Hildebrand. G 

llarting, John 

Highland. Jam>'s. . . 
Harney. Winrteld.. 

Jewell. Sai'il 

Lutz, Joseph 
Precion. I'er-'ival.. 

I*iersol. John B 

Kichards. .lohn 

Keynold.-i. Hi-nry.. 
Reynolds. Snepard 
SiiTimon«. Thos. . .. 

Wyi>u n^nry 

Way. Isaac C i War 



Chemung 

Hicks Mills.... 

Chemung 

Popl.ir Grove.. 

Spring 



Rockford 

Kichinond . . .. 

Chemung 

Koscoe 



Grant Co.... 

Monroe 

Grant Co .. 

Minonee 

Chic igo 

Minonee 

Kocktbrd ... 

Minonee 

Nora. 
jGr-nt Co. 
Minonee. 




Oci30 '01. 
Nov 11.... 

Oct 7 

Nov2U 

Oct 7 

Oct 12 

Sep -11 

Nov KS I 

Oct 1 

Sep 23 

Nov Uj 

Oct 1 

Sep 28 

Nov? 

Sep 28 .... 

jDec 14 

Sep 2S 

I Oct*) 

jOct20 .... 

iNov 7 

INov 18 

Dec a .... 

|Oct21 

INov 18 

,Oct 1 

.Oct lit 

Oci3 

! Oct 12.... 

;Nov21 

Sep 28 

Oct20 

Sep 21 .... 

'Sep 1.5 "62.. 
Oct 13 "ei.. 
Oct 13 '«l.. 
Dec30"tj:j.. 
Mar l.>'6.->.. 
Sej) 2!» 'ti4 . 
Oct 13 'G4.. 
Oct 13 '01.. 
Oct 13 "61.. 
Oct 13 "04.. 
.Mar 30 "01.. 
.»ct 13 "04.. 
Oct 13 '04.. 
■I .n 11 '02.. 
Oct 13 "04.. 
.Mar 31) '01 
•»ct 13 (U.. 
Oct 12 '01.. 
Oct 13 "01.. 
Oct 13 "04.. 
Oct 13 04.. 
Sep2.> 't;2.. 
tp2!» "04., 



Dec 2S» 
Dec 2i) 
Dec 29 
Dec 2!i 
Dec 20 
Dec 2i» 
Dec 2'J 
Dec 29 
Dec 2V» 
Doc 2'J 
Dec -^it 
Dec 2'.) 
Doc 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec -iJ 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 
Oec 29 
Dec 29 
Doc 29 
Dec 29 
Doc 29 
Dec 29 
Dec 29 



Died at St Louis May 14 '62 

Discnarged June 19 '6.j ; wounds 

Mustered out July 12 '05 as Corporal 

Killed atShiloh April '02 

M ustered out Dec 29 "04 ; term ex 

Discharged ; minor and disability 

Died, Audersonville pris. Oct 20 '64 

Discharged .May 10 '02 

Com 2d Lt but not must'd M O July 12 '05 

i Promoted Second Lt [asSerg't 

Discharged July 24 '62 ; disability 

Mustered out July 12 1805 



Discharged for disability 

. .iWounded at Shiloh died at Savanna Teuu 

..'Discharged Oct 20 '02; disability 

. . Mustered out July 12 '05 

. . Discharged -Hay io '02 

..'.Mustered out Dec 29 04 

. . Discharged Dec 7 "03 ; disability 

. .jDischarged Oct 14 '62 ; disability 

. . Trans to V R C .May 31 'tU 

. . iDishonorably discharged April 1 '62 

..jTrau;? to Invalid Corps Sept l.i 1863 

. .'Discharged July 7 "02; wounds 

.. jDied at Mound City March 8 "62 . 

..'Mustered out July 5 'tS as Corporal 

. . Discliarijed April 24 '62 ; disability 

. . Tr.ins to Invalid Corps t^ept 15 '63 

. . Died at St Louis March 24 '02 



Oct Iti '(U 

Oct 10 '61. 

Jan 31 '04. 
I. Mar 2:1 "O"). 
'S^^p 30 '04. 
'Oct 10 '04. 
'Oct 10 '04. 

Oct 10 '(U. 
Oct 10 "01. 

April 1 '04. 

Oct 10 '04 

Oct 10 '64. 

Oct 10 "oi. 
April 1 Ot. 
Oct 16 '61. 

Oct' 16 'oi! 
Oct 10 '61. 
Oct 10 "01. 

Sep 30 "61. 



'Pro Corpl M O June 3 '<i5. 
iMustered out July 12 1865. 



Never joined Co Mu-'t"dout July 12 '65. 

.Mustered out June 3d "65 

{Mustered out July 12 1805 



Mustered out July "37 "65. . . 
Mustered out July 12 1865. 



Dropped from rolls .\ug 18 '62. 
M ustered out July 12 "05 . . . . 
Died April 12 "O.i in the field . . . 
Mustered out July 12 '65 



Trans to V H C Oct '63 

Mustered out Ju le "{ '65 

Discharged Sep 20 '64 ; wounds 



Company G."-Officers and Privates. 



83 



Kaiiit! aud Kuuk. 



CArTAlMti. 

iioui. J-, ccaitjy. ... 
b> 11^ ^u. iiUaioii^.. 

KuOui 1 f. scaio'j .. 
i/uuuia VV. Oniiiu.. 

(jriico 11. tjUoU 

Leaaiici' buUaor... 

U.D 1,112, Lis. 
DuDuiB v> . uiiuiii.. 
b>ria .>!. iSuuioiig. . 

(jiico 11. i>aou 

LuainJi,-!- liaiiucr... 
•too. a. bcaluy . . .. 

1st sEUGJiANT 
byiia M. liuUluii^'.. 

bKKUKAM'cj. 
Freeuuiu O. brooks 

Allred il. Fcai.~ 

l.«auaor iSiUuiur... 

dollL. JJ. l.iUlJ>Ucll.. 

<JoHP>>KAliS. 
liel■l^.(,•a G./Jt-nuiugs 
(jlltir li. liiiou. . .. 
Haul. Mc.NtJilage.. 
Heur.'i 1». Myn.ill.. 
jbruUioy iM. i'liui.. 
C'lia.-. \v'. iloguduu 
i>ai\viti il. Knjg?lcjy 
A. Hou^iil.aiug 

iiU&lCJAlS.-). 
William A. Mooie. 
Wil.iaui il. 'iiipp.. 

PKIVATES. 

Andertoi), VV. H 

Auaei'oou, A. F 

Atlaiuo, C'hauilier.. 
Uuicli, Aaltiau K.. 
BeiiBou. beiijamiu. 
Brnubou, Ueo. W . . 
Buid, Andrew J. .. 

Buiteifleld, E 

Barrows, Chas. H. . 
Bixby, Luiher C. . 
Baker, Erastus (J.. 

Baker, David 

Benbaui, \Vm. K. . . 

Bunt, Adam A 

Birkut, bufiili 

Barnes, Wm. K 

Copelaud, Jos. A.. 
Clme. Uavid M.... 

Campbell, Johu 

ChauUler, 1>. C 

Cbamp, Frederick. 
Cliaudler, It^aac S. . 

Davis, Albert S 

Drake, Thos 

Davis, Wm. G 

Day, Lucius S 

Deuuis, Kpliraim.. 

Fooce, Aiisou T 

Flint, Chas. P 

Fruit, Wm. K 

Follett. Geo. L 

Goodlander, Ueury 

Guiles, Milo 

Gile, Thos. M 

Hard, Giles <' 

Holmes, Henry U.. 

Henry, George 

Himee, Geo. L 



llojideuce 



llockiord . . . 
ItocKioril . . . 
iCuuiilurd . . . 

Itockford . . . 
vV.iiiubago. 
.iociiioia ... 



"Viiinebago. 

itOCKlOl u . . 



l>alo i>. 
.Mu,-ifr. 



Kemarks. 



oep 17 ISOl 
.SiiV 1 18ji. 
jiiue ftS &6. 

Sep 1" '01. 

.SUV 1 "hi.. 
JUUJ 1 ]60i 
■IllUO 'it> '\>>i 

jan:il IbOo 



.^ov 1 '(il. . 
lIcc 1 '61... 
1 line 1 lab, 
•I line 28 'b-i. 



iPromoteil Major 

Ajiiil au ^..iPromoted 

Aug la 18l>a Dutacbed 



Promoted 

Keoi:.ned Juuu 

JUiie IS oo I'lonioleJ 



1 't.2.. 



oep () IsOo. 
•Nov a Iblib 



April 23 \)-i 



I'loiiioteil Adjn;aiit 

-Mustered out July 12 l.ti. 



Promoted . , 

Promoted 

i^riiuioted 

Promoted 

July !) 18*1. Not mus'd. Must'd out as Com. Seig"t July 12 'Go. 

l»ui. I 
Sep 1" 1S61 No V 20 ... . Conimissioued 2d Lt 



Winnebago, 
ivociiioru ... 

Cria.iolU 

Wiiiiieoago. 

liO€lilOlU . .. 



jSep IT. 
jsjep 17. 
|t5ep 17. 
.Sep 17. 

'Sep 17. 
^ep 17. 
S<.p li". 
oip 17. 
-Sep 17. 
Sep 17. 
•Sep 17. 
Sep 17. 



' Xov 20 .... Died April 2 1 "(ri at Mound City 

; Nov -M Uijcbarged Aug 7 '02 ; wounds 

Nov 20 Promoted Isl Serg't and 2d Lieut 

Nov 20 .. Disch Sep 20 '(ii as Serg't; ditabiliiy. 



Nov 20 
; Nov 20 
Nov 20 
.Nov 20 
Nov 20 
j Nov 20 
i.Nov 20 
Nov 20 



'Discharged Auar 1 1802 ; M'ounds. . 

Promoted 2d Lieut ' 

Killed at ahiloh, April 7 '02 

Mu.-iiere'l oui bcp 2i» 'ti4 : term ex. 

!.Muoteied out July 12 180.) as Sj.g i 

lUe^erted April U 'l.2 



. . Discharged Jan 1!( 'oJ. . . 



Koscoe |Sop 17 INov20 . ., . 'Discharirfd Sep IS "03 : dihability, 

Kockford |Sep 17 |Nov20 Mustered oiu July 12 lSli.'> 

Guilford 8ep 

KocKlord [Sep 

!Nov 

Winnebago ibep 

Koeiiioid I Sep 

Sep 



B'lrrirt 

Koscoe 

Guillord 

Byron 

Hooklord . . 

Owen 

Duraud 

Winnebago. 
Winnebago. 
Kocktord ... 
Winnebago . 
Winnebago. 
KoCKlord . . . 



Howard 

Kockl'ord .. . 
Winnebago. 
Rockiord ... 



Byron 

•Manou .. 

Uocktord 

Monroe... 

Guillord.. 

Kocktord 

Ko-coij... 

Kocktord 

Guillord.. 

Seward . . 

Kocktord , 

Gaillord. . 



Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
bep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
.Sip 
Sep 
Nov 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Sep 
Nov 
Sep 

Sep 

Sep 
Sep 



17..... 

17 



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17 

17 

17 



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17... 

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17... 

17... 

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17... 

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17 .. 

17 .. 

... 

17 .. 

17 .. 

17 .. 

17 .. 



Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 



20 .. 
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20. . . 
20... 
20... 
20... 
20... 



Mustered out July 12 '65 as Se.g't. . . 
Disciiari'ed March is "03 ; disability. 
Mustered out July 12 IKOi 



Discharged April 23 '1-2; dis;ibiiity 

'I'lani? to Inv Corps Sep l.i 'tig . .'. 

Di.<ch Apiil-.i3 '(;2: dit-ability 

jAIustered our July 12 ISiio 

Uischari^ed July 23 '02; wouuds 

Discharged May 10 't2 

Mustered out J uly 12 't>5 

Di?chaiged -AULT 11 't)2 ; wounds 

Mustered out Nov 9 '04 ; term ex 

Muflered out July 12 1805 

Uischargt'd Nov ll) '02 ; disabililv 

Dis Oc! 17 '63 to rec pro as 2d Li'lst Teiin 

Discharged May2 '02; disability [Art 

Discharged J uly 25 "02 ; wounds 

-Mustered out as Sergeant July 12 ISiio 

Died March 10 1802 

Disch M.iy IS 18ii2.. 

.Mustered out July 12 "05 

Discharged May 2 '62 ; disability 

Dieti at .Marietta, Ga., 1801.... 

Dischaix^ed .\ugl4 '02 

Died at Mound Cily 1802 

Mustered out July 12 1805 



Trans, to Vet. Res. Corps. Oct 2'' '03. 
Discharged Sept 22 '02 ; disability. . . . 
.Mustered out July 12 'Co 



Discharged Sep 29 "64; term ex. 



Killed at Shiloh, April 6 1862. 
Difihouorably disch <Jano 7 '62. 



u 



Company 0.— OfiUiers and Privates. 



Name anrl Kauk. 



Residence. 



Hayou, Wm. H 

Halleiibucli, « 

llalluubecli. Geo.. . 

Hul, Siioil. 11 

.Joliusou, NormuuF 

Krauffu, August 

J>:iii*iiig, xViisUn 

LviUiiu, Uaal. J . . . 
LaGiaiige, F. W ... 
LauiDUt, Tlios. J. . . 
LaGniuge, (Jouracl. 
Mc.Miclicl, Uu!,ni... 
Marclunu, Lewis... 

Alc.Uilieii, U L 

Alariiii, Guslavus. . 
Muinijy, Ewd. H... 
MewLou. Zona M 

Oiini, llainiou \ 

Price, Charles S...\ 
Parker, John W . . . | 

Piirduu, Geo 

Possou, Wm. H.... 
Potison, lieary A. .. 

Pareui, ii. t' 

Phelp*, Silas M 

Rowley, Daniel... 

Kowlcy, Edwin 

Royce, Geo. L 

Ryau, WlUiaiu 

Richardson, K 

Stearnes, L. A. ... 
Short!s, Freeman.. 

Sealy, Geo. A 

Sutton, Edward... 
St ringer, Alexander 

Sovereign. D. A 

Travis, John 

Tripp, Tompkins,Jr 

Tulls, Simeon 

Vant-ton, Samuel.. 
Watson, Edward.. 
Watterson, Jamis. 
Webster. Hiram. .. 

Welch, John 

Wilinarih, Jos. S.. 
Washburne, Isaiah 

IIECUUITS. 
Abboit, Spencer... 

Fish. Uanl. W 

Filzpatrick, T 

Hays, Jos. M 

Hadley. John 

Hitt, Leslie 

Lyman, Wm. M 

Parker. Geo. A 

Ryan. Win 

Ryan, John W. 
Squiri!, Jaines W.. 
Squire, Daniel 



GuiU'oid .. . 
Winnebago 

Woodbine . 
Winnebago 
Cedaroburg 

iMarion 

Uocklord . . 



Guilford... 
Rocklbrd . . 
Belvidere. . 
VVi.iueUago 
Uocklord . . 
Winnebago 

Rockford . . 
Cedarsburg 
R)cklord .. 
llarlem 
Kocklord . . 



Seward 

Cherry Valley 

Rockford 



Burritt 

Winnebago (Jo 

Rockvale 

Rockford 

Cherry Valley. 
Rockiord 



Harlem 

Winnebago... 

llarlem 

llarlem 

Guilford 

Rockford 

Burritt 

Sewan 

Cherry Valley 

Sewan 

Guilford 

Poplar Grove. 
Woodbine . .. . 

Rockford 

llarlem 

Rockiord 



Date of 
enlistment. 



Date of 
muste 



Remarks. 



Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 . . 
Sep 17 .. 
Nov! .. 
■^op IT . . 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 . . 
Seo 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 

Nov 

Nov li.... 
S.-p 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
>ep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sop 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep IT .. 
Sep ir .. 
Sep 17 .. 
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Sep 17 .. 
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Sep 17 .. 
Sep IT .. 
Sep 17 .. 
Sep 17 .. 

Dec 28 "63 
Jan 4 "64. 
Dec 2() '03 
Jan 3 't«. 
Mar 31 '(14 
Mar 7 'Go. 
Dec 17 "(U 
Feb 23 "lia 
Novi7'(i3 
Jan 2 . '64 
Jan 27 '6.5 
Feb 24, '64 



Nov 

]Nov 
jNov 

Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
INov 
I Nov 
iNov 
jNov 
I Nov 
jNov 
iNov 
I Nov 
INov 
!Nov 
[Nov 
Lnov 
iNov 
I Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
iNov 
INov 
Nov 
|Nov 
|Nov 
^Sov 
INov 
!Nov 
INov 
Nov 
INov 
JNov 
INov 
iNov 
Nov 
[Nov 
.Nov 
Nov 
Nov 
I Nov 
I Nov 
INov 
Nov 



20 1S61 
-0. 
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Feb 2 '64. 
Feb 2 '64. 
Feb 2 '64. 

April 27' 'iv 
Mur T '65. . 

Feb'2;i'"63 
Dec 3 '6:5. . 
Aug 12 '64 
Jan 27 '6.5. 
April 8 'W. 



Discharged Sep 2!) 18(4; term ex 

Discharged in 1S62 

Mustered out Sep 20 ]8i>4; term ex. 

Mastered out July 12 '65 as Serg't 

Trans', to Invalid Corps Sep 15 '63 

Mustered out July 31 '65 

Mustered out July 12 '65 as Corporal 

Dischargea in lSi)2 

Killud at Shiloh, April 7 '62 

Died at Black Riv , Miss., Dec. 29 '63 

Mustered out Sep 21) '64 ; term ex 

.Vlusiered out July 12 't<5 

Died at V^icksDurg, Sep 28 '63 

Discharged in 1862 

Died at St Louis April IK '62 

Discharged in lS!i2 

Discharged Dec 12 1862; disability 

•Mustered out July 12 '65 

Discharged May 1 '62; disability 

Mustered out July 12 '65 

Discharged July 2 '62; wounds 

Discharged Dec 20 '63 

Mustered out July li "6.) ; as Corporal. .. 

Died on Hospital Boat in 1862 

Died at Chicago, Jan 2 '62 

Discharged Jan 12 '62 ; disability 

Discharged Aug 1 '62; disability 

.Mustered out July 12 '65 

Trans, to Invalid Corps. Sep 15, '63 

Promoted Commissary Serg't 

Died at St. Louis April 5 '63 

Trans, to Invalid Corps Sep 15 '63 

Discharged Nov 3 '62 ; disability 

Killed at Ft Donelsou Feb 15 '62 

Discharged Aug 1 '62 ; disability 

Discharged April 23 '(i2 ; disability 

Discharged May 1 "64; disability 

Discharged Feb 11 '64 ; disability 

Killed at Shiloh April 6 '62 

-Mustered out July 12 '65 

Discharged March 21 '63 ; disability 

Discharued Oct 27 '62 ; disability 

Wounded by accidental dis. of gun, Ft D. 

Mustered out July 12 '65 

"July 7'65'.!'.! '.'.".;!!!!'.;!!! 

Mustered out Jan 10 '65 

.Absent, sick, at muster-out of Reg't 

.Mustered out July 12 '65 

Promoted Ilosj-ital Steward 

Mustered out July 12 'tiS 

Mustered out July 12 '65. Vet. recr't 

Mastered oat June 12 '65 



Company H.— Officers and Prirates. 



85 



Name and Kank. 



CAPTAINS. 

John IJ. UHwley.. . 
Wm. a. £>e>muur.. 

David u. ivoiii 

1st LihUTS. 
Wm. 1>. Seymour. 

Tlioa. (J. Alonio 

l>avid O. Keld 

Tlios. Al. VNallace.. 
ZD LIKUT6. 

Thos. C. jUonis 

David O. K«id 

VVoi. Weavmliug.. 
FlKoT SKUOliA J< T. 

David u. Ueid 

SEllGEANTS. 
Thos. M. Waiiucc. 
Caas. \V. KuKiaud 

Aiiaicw bauiis 

Iiwiu iMooii; 

CuHl'OKALS. 
Wm. Weaveiiiuj;.. 

A. P Pftei>ou 

Ulivel- Wuils 

Uweu D. Wilson. .. 
Augusius A. Tyier. 

M.iivuj I'eiry 

Joliu lirociiman.. . 
Abraliam budam.. 

PiUVATliS. 
Ashbaugli, U. C . . . 
bray loll, Sleplieu.. 
llruytou, Josupti. . 
Bracy, Alilo ii 

Kallaid Loroy 

Bruce, Jaco > 

Bovie, Waltur 

Bowe!*, i'laucis 

Braslier, Alliiuus. . . 

Bruiior, Soloinoa.. 

lirowu, Alex. 11 

Browu, Wm. F 

BaKer, Henry M. . . 

Carter, Marion 

Cavanaugb, M 

Chrisuauee, P. B.. 

Cook, Joseph 

Crocker, Charles. .. 

Decker, Henry 

l>isney. .James 

Dillon, Matthew... 

Day, Kobert 

EcKmaii, Byram . . . 

Erret, Henry 

Kills, Joseph 

Fowler, Thos 

Field, James 

Green, Wm 

Griffin, George 

Graham, Kichard S. 

Gordon, Cyrus D.. 

Hobson. W m 

Halley, Kobert C. .. 

Uiitlou, Henry 

Hurst, Henry 

Jenkins, George 

Kahler, Henry D . . . 

Lendstrora, J. J. .. 

Lnnn, Levi 

Mitchell, Abner... 

Miller, Louiti 

Marquis, Amos... 

Moberly Alex. G.. 

UcKuiltiy, tiaial..\ 



Residence. 



Dale ol- 

Itaiik. 



Date ol 
muster. 



Rock Island. . 



Edington ... 
Koct; island 
tCdiugtou 



Remarks. 



Dec 24'Gl..lDec2< "Gl.. Resigned May 2{i 1S62. 

.\l;iy 2ti tji. Apulia liii. J.Wu-tercd out June .3 Iftio 

June 25 '05 -^ol inuo'iti Mustered out au 1st Lieut July 12 '65... 



Dec 24 'CI.. 
May 2lj 'Ga. 
Uct 14 "tW.. 
June 2G 'Go. 



Kdingtou Dec 24 '61. 

Itock .Island. . . J uue 1 't)2. 
Bulialo Prairie. iJuly 9 'G5. 

i iSOl 
Kock Island... 'Sep 23 ... 

Edington :Si'p 2:^ ... 

liock lelaiid. ..iKep 23 .. 
" Ibep 2.3 ... 

I Sep 23 .. . 



Buffalo Prairie. 
Kock Island.. . 

Coal Valley 

Viola 

Uock Island... 

iiuffalo Prairie. 

Camden 

Illinois City 

Buffalo Prairie. 

Andalusia 

Bowling 

Viola 

Howling 

Kock island... 

tdiugtou 

Coal Valley 

Port, Byron 

Illinois City... 
Uock Island... 

.Uorristown 

iiuck Island . . . 



Andalusia 

Illinois City... 

Keiihsb'irg 

liutlaloPiairie. 

iidington 

Genuseo 

Port Byrou.... 

Geneseo 

Buil'alo Prairie. 
Uock Island. . . 

Viola 

Coal Valley.... 
Uock Island.. 
Coal Valley.... 

Port liyrou 

New Boston... 
Andalusia .... 

Cordova 

Kock Island.... 

.Millersburg 

Kock Island... 

Camden 

Edington .... 
Buffalo Prairie. 
Oxford ... 



iSep 23 . 
Sep -ZS 
Oct 18 
Ucl 2H 
;Oct IG 
Nov 15 
]s.-p 23 
jScp 23 

joct IG 
[Sep 23 
iSep 23 
S.-p 23 
Sep -2^ 
Oct 14 
Uct. Ki 
(Oct 17 
Occ IS 
I Nov IG 
Nov 19 
liNovJO 
Nov 11 
Oct 1 . 
Oct IT 
Oct. 11 
I Oct 21 
I Nov 21 
Sep 23 
Sep 25 
I Sep 23 
I Oct 3 . 
iSep 23 
I Dec 20 
jOct 28 
Nov 11 
I Nov 3 . 
ISep 23 
Sep 2G 
Oct IG 
Nov 16 
I Oct 20 
Oct 28 
Novll 
Oct 15 
Sep 23 
'Sep 29 
hep 23 
Oct 7 . 
Sep 23 
Sep 23 
Sep 23 
I Sep 23 
iScp 23 



Dec 24 'Gl... 

Jan 1 'G4... 
Not musi'u 

Dec24'Cl.. 
April 23 "(ia 
.Not miisi'ii 

iOOl 
Dec 24 .... 



Promoted 

Uc-igned uct 4 18(i3. Trans, to Sig. Corps. 
Prjuioted 

.Mustered out a- Sergeant Juh 12 1805.... 



Promoted 

Promoted . 

.Mustered out as Serge ml July 12 ISiij. 



Promoted 2d Lieut 



Dec 24 ... jM. O. July 12'G5asSerg't ; c m. 1st Lt hiit 

iDec 24 .... Disch Dec 1:*'G3 [uot luust'd 

Dec 24 iDis. Jan 14 "04 to leo. pio. in 4lU MUs. C T 

Dec 24 . . . j I'rans. to U S Signal Corps 



Dec 24 . . . 
[Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 
JDec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 
iDrC 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 .. 

Idcc 21 ... 

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Dec 24 ... 
iDec 24 ... 
I Dec 24 ... 
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IDec 24 ... 

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IDec 24 ... 
iDec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 
!Uec U ... 
! Dec 24 .. 
I Dec 24 . . 
IDec 24 ... 
jDec; 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 
IDec 24 ... 
] Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 ... 

Dhc 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . 

Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 

DocSM ... 



. '.Musfd out July 12 '65 as Serg't ; com. 2d 

Must'd out July 12 tia ascorp"l..[Lt not M 

■• as Ser>{"l 



Discharged Auk13'G2; wounds.. 

Di^cliarged Man h I '63 

Musle.ed oul July 12 "65 

Mustered out Dec 23 '64 ; term ex. 



Discharired Nov IS '63; disability 

Dropped ironi rolls .\ug 18 '62 

Discharged Dec 19 '63 

iviiledal CUaiiipion Hills .May 16 '63 

Drowned in Ktoiva ri^er June 21 "64 

Disch.irged Sep 18 '62 

Died June 20 "63: wounds. Pris. ol war. 

.Mustered out July 12 1865 

Discharged April 24 "62 ; disability 

Mastered out Dec 23 '64; term ex 



Mustered out July 12 '65. . 



Discharged Sep 24 '62 ; disability 

Muster.-d out Dec23 '64; term ex 

Discharged Jan 9 62; disability 

Discharged Oct 12 '62 ; disability 

Disctiaiged Oct 14 '6J ; disalnlily 

.Mustered out Dec 23 '64 ; term ex 

liilled at Ciiampion Hills May IG "63 

.Mustered out Dec 23 "64; term es 

.Musiered out July 12 '65 

Discharged May 26 '62. 

Died at Jeffersjn Barracks July 5 "62 

Dropped Irom rolls Au^r IS 1862 

M ustered out Dec 23 '64 ; term e.K 

I'raiis. to Invalid Cor^sDec 1 '63 

.Mustered out Dec 23 '61; term ex 

Discharged Dec 15 '62 ; disability 

Dropped from rolls Auirl8 1862 

Trans, to U. S. Signal Corps April 21 '64.. 

.Musiered out July 13 '65 

rrms lo Co. I Jan 1 '64 

Killed at shiloh .\iiril7'6i 

Trans, lo Invalid Corps Sep 15 '63. ..[IS '63 
Lost foot atS.iiloh ; drop'd Irom rolls Aug 

Died at Savannah. Tenn. Mar 17 '62 

I'rans. to Invalid Corps Sep 15 63 

Died at St Louis M.iy 23 '62 

Trans, to IiiVdlid Cor{)s Sep 15'G3 

.Mustered out July 15 "65 

Mu«'ler«d out July 12 '66 



S6 



Compeny H.-"Offlcers and Priyates. 



Name and Rank. 



McOoiiuick, VVui.. 
Mdiiic^iv. l<awsoii 
McOouucil, JoUu.. 

McAiuu. llobtfii 

Miiuiioid, d. VV 

owuii, i'l'oaoilcii.. 
PCUCU, IjiCDr^O 

KoKi, Kobi. r' 

Koul)iU3, ilu/ekiuu 

Kooo, x^lcx. a 

Kuiiuail, Uco. W. . . 

Itieocr, CliaiJes 

bluciior, oeoijju... 
tsliuuou, Micuiicl .U 

buiuii, lia a 

fcuiitu, riiiUip 

bi liuiinloi-, I'aillip. 

Tlloma;^, tjoel 

Tuilois, stepui-'ij. . . 

Vauce, Koijijil 

VaiiUerbery, fetor. 
AVeLiotur. iN. iU ... 

Wuite, VVui 

WaVeiiiug, b. JL». It 

Malt, Saini. N 

"WolU, Fiauk S 

Wuite, Auaou S. .. 

Youift, Amos 

\ouiy, Joliii C 

KKCKUlTi:. 

Bebee, Henry 

Biur, Levi P 

Botstortl, Henry b. 

Cooley, James 

Gray, Clias. E 

Mc.Uahon, Marliu.. 

Pence, Jacob 

bemorlier, Jacot).. 

tjiuuii, Geo. \V 

btnible, John 

Webber, Arba^'U. . . 



Kesidence 



Uiuicuu 

liovvlen 

iiiock ioluud. . 

t-'ori Byron 

I ordova 

jjuilalo f lairie. 
itoek i.~iaud. .. 
^uiialo frairie. 

Aledo 

itocli Idaiid... 

.Uorrisiovvii 

liticti. island. .. 
Viola 



itock Island... 

Cordova 

vjreaeseo 

i:.dii.ylou 

>Joai V alley 

Dordov.i 

iilUujJIOU 

liiciilaua 

Ooal Valley . . 
Cordova 

itocli l^Lllld. . 

r'ort Byron — 
Uock Island.., 



Duncan 

-liieago 

Juncaii 

tVooOland — 
lOCk Ihiaud 

Jilllaio 

itocli Islaua. 



Jiiucan 

itock lelaud. 




Remarks. 



Miiftercd out July 12 'tio 

i)isciiarged April Vi 18ti3 ; disability.... 

Ur.ppeU irom rolls Aujj IS'&i 

.Muslered out iJec "J^i'tU : term ex 

Ui.'d a I bt Louis -May --i-Z 'Hi 

M U .March '.l '(i > to Hate Dec 2o '64 

Mustered out J uly li Oj as corporal 

Promoted Serge. int Major 

M.istered out July 12 'tio 

Discharged .Nov ;i ISfri; disability 

Di:;cliarged April i-l '&i 

i^is.'harged Au^:^ii)~; woundK 

.M ustered out Doc 23 '04 ; term ex 

.Mustered out July 12 'lio 

Dv,cl May 1 't)2 ; wounds 

Died ai Louisville June 20 '(32; wouuds.. 

.M ustered out Dvc 2;J '0 1 ; term cx 

D.schargeu Juiie3l('(i2 

Uii-cliarged Jan 1.3 '63 ; disubiliiy 

.Mustered out Jan 17 IStiS 

Uischargid Aug 13 "62; disability 

Musterud GUI J uly 12 'Go as corporal 



Mustered out Dec 2S 18G1 

Deserted March 1 '03 

.Mustered out J uly 12 'ti5 

Discharged Nov 11 '62; disability. 
Discharged July 12 '62 ; wou.uls. . . 
-Mustere'd out Dec 23 '04 ; term ex. 



Discharged Jan IT '65 ; term ex... 

Mustered out July 12 1865 

Died at Itiugstou Ga Junj 21 1804. 

Mustered out July 12 '6.'i 

Died Jau 15 1865 



il usteretl out J uly 12 'O.j 

Dii d at Memphis Mar 1 '03. 
.Musteted outJuly 12 "65 



On detached duty at mustering out of reg 



Company I.— Officers and Privatos. 



37 



Name and Rank. 



Residence. 



Date of 
Kail k . 



Date of 

miisfer. 



Remarks. 



CAPTAIKS. 
O. A. Biidgelord. 
Henry H. lio.vce... 
Antlrew P. Gibson. 

1st LIEUTS. 

James Balfour 

Henry 11. Coyce.. . 
Louis G. Trimble.. 
Andre • P. Gibson. 
Adam W. McLane. 

•^D LIEUTS. 
Henry H. Uoyce.. . 

Wm. L. Green 

Andrew P. Gibson. 
Wm. H. Kinkade. . 

1st SERGEANT. 
Saml. R. Allen 

SEKGEANTS. 

Wm. L. Green 

James Janiiei'on. .. 
Aaron Bushel)arber 
H. W. Maliory 

COKPliKALS. 

Adam McLane 

Oscar J. Wright... 
Andrew P. GibfOn 

Saml H.Judd 

James W. Terry. . . 
Jaa. McQee Pratt.. 
Alexander Green.. 
Wm. O. Marsh.... 

WAG()^E({S. 

Geo. L. Howall 

Joseph K Hoyt 

PKIVATES. 

Ames, Alvin 

Ames, Jonathan... 

Allen. Geo. W 

Boyce, Patrick 

Bennett, Hiram R. 

Barto, Harvey 

Botsford, Edwin P. 

Barney, T. W 

Blanchard Levi... 

Balfour, Wm 

Blair. Albert 

Blair. Hiram 

Bowerman, Jas. C. 

Boyles. Jos. H 

Bryant, Benjamin. 

Burleigrh, Benj 

Beardsley.Orsamns 
Bridireford, I. T... 

Campbell, Wm 

Chamberlain. Isaac 

Carpenter, Wm 

Cochrane. John... 
Crain,Eprhaim M . . 
Connor, Alexander 
Campbell, Peter M 
Donnelly, John.... 

Dunn, Eli 

Duncan, Oscar J. . . 

Ebner, James 

Farnham. Walter.. 
Fisher, W. Lyman. 
Fnllerton, Henry.. 

Fuller, Robert 

Floyd, Seth 

Graves. John 

Gail, Harry Saml.. 
Howell, Joseph B. 
Howard, J. Harvey 
Haverly, Cbristop'r 



Millersburg.. 
VV'iiiikeg-in . . 
Millersburg.. 

Newport . . 
Wauiiog.in . . 
Millerf'burg.. 
Milk'rsburg . 
Coal Valley.. 

Warren 

Millursburjr.. 
Millersl)iirg.. 
Millertburg.. 

Erie 

Millersburg.. 
Newport ... 
M'ankegan. . . 
Warren 

Coal Valley.. 

Warren 

.Millersburg.. 

Aniioch 

Millersburg.. 

Warren 

Millersburg.. 
Warreu 



Dec 24 '6 1.. I Dec 2 1 "fil., 
April 24 '(13: June 2 '(JS.. 
l)ec27'G4. April4"t)5.. 



I designed Sep. 3, "62 

Resigned Dec. 27, '64 

I Mustered out July 12, '05 , 



May ar "W 
Uic27 '64. 
April 4 'tiu 



Dec 24 '61.. 
.U.iy IJ 62. 
Oei4'63 . 
Aug 23 '64. 
Dec 27 '64.. 

[Dec 24 '61.. 
jJiine 1 62. . 
I March 1 ti:i 
I July il "65.. 

[Sep 24 

Sep 24 

Oct 12 

Oct 5 

.\ov 1) iDuc 24 



Dec 24 "61.. loied of wounds, May 19, "62 

Priinioted 

Died Aug. 23, 04, at Marietta, Ga. 

ProuKiled 

Mustered out July 12, '65 ..... 



Dec 24 '61. 

May 27 ''04' 

" 18G1." 
Dec 24 ... 

Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 ... 



Promoted 

Killed, Aug. 31, '62, at Medon, Te'nu." 

Promoted 

Absent, sick 



Sep 26 

Ocr 5 

Sep 2t). . . . 

Oct 30 

Sep 20 

Oct IS 

Oct 2 

Oct 5 ... 



Andovnr Oct IS. 

Anaover |Nov I'J. 



Newport ... 

Warren 

Prairiefleld , 

Benton 

Vernon .... 
Waukegan. , 
Waukegan. 
Waukegan. 
Waukegan. . 

Newport 

Geneseo 



Millersburg 

Millersburg 

Keithsburg 

Geneseo 

Millersburg 

Warren 

Warren 

Warren i 

Miller^burg 

Milleriiburg 

Richland Grove 

Millersburg 

Warren 

Millersburg 

Millersburg 

Millersburg 

Vernon 

Warreu 

Jackson 

Eliza 

Millersburg 

Waukegan 

Newport 

Benton 



Deerfield. 



Oct 5 

Nov2u 

Oct 1 

Oct 28. .. 

Oct 12 

Nov9 

Nov 14.... 

Oct 1!) 

iNov9 

Dec 19 

Oct 7 

Oct 13.... 

Oct 7 

Oct 15 

Oct 1 

Nov7... . 

Oct 19 

Oct 12.... 

Nov 14 

Nov 26. . . . 

Nov 25 

Oct 13.... 

Nov 8 

Oct 7 

Nov 5 

Oct 5 

Oct 19.... 
Oct 15. ... 

Sep 25 

Oct 6 

Oct 12.... 
Nov 11.... 

Oct 8 

Sep 25. . .. 

Nov 20 

Nov 4 

Oct 28.... 
Oct 28.... 
Oct 5.. .. 



Dec 24 
iJec 24 
Dtc 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Due 24 
Dec 21 

Dec 24 
Dec 24 

Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dee 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 34 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 34 



. iDisch. June 10, '62 ; disability 

. j Promoted 2d Lieut 

. I Wounded al^Medoii, Tenn., Sep. 1, '62* 
lOiscliaryed -hily 1, '62; diMibilily . 
, 1 Deserted May 14, '62 



Promoted 1st Lieut 

.Mustered out Dec. 23, '64; term ex... 

Promoted 2d Lieut " 

Muirlered out Dec. 23, '64 ; term ex..!. 

Discharged Nov. 12, '62 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '64; terui ex. ..." 
Mustered out July 12, '65, as Sergeant. 
Dii-charged Feb. 19, '63 



Mustered out Dec. 23, '64 ; term ex. 



Ordered discharged, July 1, '04 

Discharged July 1S,"62; disability 

Discharged April 7, '62; disability 

Accidentally killed, Jan. 29, '03 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '04; term ex 

Discharged Aug. 18. '62; wounds 

Wod. Droppe^d from rolls, Aug. is, '62. 

M ustered out Dec. 23, 'fU ; term ex 

Died at Savannah. T., March 2.5, '62 

Discharged July 30, '02; disability 

Discharged Nov. 18, '63; disability 

Died at Geneseo, 111 , May 17, '62 

Mustered out July 12, "05 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '(U ; term ex 

Died at Savannah, Tenn., April 4, '02 

jDied at Memphis, Jan. 24. '03 

Absent, sick, since Nov. 2, 1862 

Died at Mound City, Mar. 21, '62; w'ds. 

Mustered out July 12, '65 

Died at Louisville, May 31, '63 

Deserted June 31), '02 

Disch. Apr. 10, '05, to receive promotion. 

Mustered out Dec. 23. '04 ; term ex 

Discharged July 23, '62; disability 

Discharged May 3. '62; disobiliiy 

[Dropped from rolls. May 10, "02 

I Mustered out July 12, '65, as Corporal .. 

iDropped Aug. 18, '02 

! Died April 9. '02; wounds 

Mustered out Dec. 23, 1804 ; term ex 

Dropped Auff. 18, '62 

Deserted June 30, '62 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '64; term ex 

Dropped A ug 18, "(i2 

Mustered out July 12, '65 

Di-charired April 15, '62 ; disability 

Discharged July 30, '62; wounds 

Musterea out Jan. 17, '65 

Mustered out Pec. 20, '(i4 ; wounded 



88 



Company I.— -Officers and Priyates. 



Kame and Kank. 



Haycock, C 

Hare, G. W 

Hunt, Albeit O. 
Hewitt, Moses. . 
Harden brook, T 
Uorton, Jas W. 
Jenkins, J, O. .. 
Jenkins, John. . 
Kinkade, Wni. . 

Lown, Peter 

Lunn, Charles.. 
Lamore, Kobert. 
Langley. Joseph 
Morse, John. .. . 

Marsh. U. C 

Miller, Braxton. 

Markel. Geo 

Popdleton, G. W 
Pratt, Anson K.. 
Pulver, Alonzo.. 

Pickle. Henry 

Pomeroy,Cordilliu: 
Post. Chas. W... 
Putnam, Jas. S.. 
Kiggs, Jasper.... 

Spurs, Thos 

Selle. Freaerick. 
Sheriff, Wm H.. 
Shaw, Joseph N. 
Strong, Chas. H. 
Seger, Dana B. .. 
Shea, Cornelius. . 
Thompson, Jos. J 
Terry, Jos. L.... 
Tremble, Louis G 
Tarr, Stephen F. 
Wilson, Ewd. S.. 
Weiser, Phillip.. 
Wilmot, Virgil. .. 
Wages. Eliwha. .. 
Webster. Chas. . . 

KECRUITS. 
Bunting. Wm. H 
Dunn, Wilson F. 
Deberde, Geo. W 
Fuller, Beiij. F.. 
Green, Wm. N.. 

Harris, l8«ac 

Miller, Michael N 
Miller. Thos. J.. 
Marquis. John D 
Pomeroy, Joseph 

Riggs, Clay 

Sheriff, John 

Smith, R. D 

Terry, Jos 

Trowbridge, Jas. 



Kesidence. 



Antioch .. . 

Duncan 

Miliersburg 
Lyndon ... 
Perrylon. . 
Victoria . . . 
Waukegan. 
Andalutiia . 
Miliersburg 

Benton 

Miliersburg 
Hampton .. 

Drury 

Vernon 

Warren 

Miliersburg 

Sharon 

Antioch 

Warren 

Warren 

Warren 

Eliza 

Kiiek Island 
Waukegan. 
Millert^burg 
Waukegan . 
Maquon. W 
Mille^^burg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 

Erie 

Newport. . . 
Waukegan. 
Miliersburg 
Milleivburg 
Miliersburg 
Goodale . . . 
Newport. . . 
Deertleld .. 
Millersburs: 
Miliersburg 

Miliersburg 
Keithsburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Abington... 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Miliersburg 
Waukegan. 



Date of eU' 
listment. 



Oct 

Oct 

Sep 

Oct 

Sep 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Nov 

Oct 

Oct 

Sep 

Oct 

Oct 

Sep 

Sep 

Nov 

Oct 

Nov 

Nov 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Sep 

Nov 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Sep 

Dec 

Dec 

Nov 

Oct 

Sep 

Sep 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 

Oct 



30.... 
19.... 
23.... 
13.... 
2.).... 
25.... 
27.... 

4 

28.... 
23 ... 
11.... 



12... 
30... 
24. .. 
1.... 
20. . . 
18... 
20. . . 
2.1... 
10... 
10... 
5.... 
24... 
13... 
12. . . 
.5.... 
11... 
24... 
12... 
1.... 
23... 
11... 
24... 
24.... 
23... 
12. . . 
5.... 
6... 
11... 



Date of 
M uster. 



Remarks. 



Aug 18, '62. 
Mar 31, 'M. 
Aug 23, '62. 
Aug 10, '62. 
Mar 28, '64. 
Aug 11, "62. 
Aug 11, '62. 



Aug 16, '62. 
Mar 29, '65. 
Aug 10, '62. 
Mar 28, "64. 
Mar 28, "64. 
Oct 2, '61. 



Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 21 
Dec 21 
Dec 24 
Dec 21 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
l»ec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dee 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 



June 8, 



April iTi 



. iDibCharged Jan. 18, "62 

. . I .M usieiert out J nly 12, '65, as Sergeant 

. . I Mustered out Dec. 23, 64; term ex 

..iDied, Dhick Ki\er, Miss., Dec. 31, '63 

. .|Disch Jan. 0. '• 4, to rec. pro. in 4th Miss. 

. .IDisch Jan. 17 '(,2 [C. T 

..iDied at Waukegan. 111.. June 27, "62 

..{Mustered our July 12, '65 

..1st Serg't Coin. 2d Lt. but not must'd.. 

.. Discharged June 17, '62 ; disability 

.. I Discharged Oct. .30, '62; disability 

. ! Mustered out July 12 05 

Died, Paducah, Ky.. Apr. 14, '02 ; w'ds. . . 

Dropped Aug. 18, "02 

Di>charged April 20, '02 ; disability 

Trans, to Invalid Corps, Sep. 15, '63 

Transferred to 13th HI. Cavalry 

Mustered out Dec. 2:3, '64; teim ex 



Died at Cincinnati, April 4, '62 

Discharged Oct. 27, '63 ; disabiliiy 

Died at Chicjigo, Jan. 17, '62 

Transferred to 05th, 111. luf 

Mustered out July 12, '05, asCorporal 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '64; term ex 

Mustered out July 12, '65 

Killed at Medon Station, T., Aug. 31, '62 
jMustered out July 12, '65 ac Corporal 

Dropped Aug. 18, '62 



64. 



Mar 31, '65. 



May 2 '04... 
April 27, '04 



Mustered out July 12, '65 

Dischifi-ged May 15, '62 

Promoted 1st Ll. from 1st Ser^f't 

Discharged Dec. 27, '63 ; disability. 
Must'd out July 12 '65, as Serg't... 

Discharged Jan. 17, '62 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '04 ; term es . . 

Died at Cairo, April 20, '62 

Discharged Oct. 24, '62 ; disability. . 



Mustered out June 3, '65. . 
Mustered out July 12, '65.. 
Died at Cairo, May 5, 1864. 



Muslered out July 12, 1805 

Mustered out Dec. 23, '64 ; term ex. 



Died April 7, '02; wounds 

Mustered out July 12. '65, as Corporal. 

Mustered out June 3, '65 

Mustered out July 7, '65. .. 

Mustered out June 3, '65 

Mustered out July 12, '65 

.Mustered out July 12, '65 

Discharged Oct 29, '62 



Company K.---OflBcers and Privates. 



SSi 



Name and Rank. 


Residence. 


Date of 
enlistmiint 


CAPTAINS. 






Benj. F. Holcomb.. 


Galesburg 


Dec 24 \n . . 


Henry U. Ilarkness 


N'orWiilk, Ohio. 


Dec 2,5 '(54.. 


1st LIEUTS. 






John Gray 

A. W. Dales 


Wataga 


Dec 24 T)l.. 


Henderson 


Dec 25 '64.. 


2d LIKUTS. 






Luther B. Hunt....' 


Wataga 


Dec 24 '61.. 


Henry U. Harkness, 


Norwalk. Ohio. 


Juue 1 "62.. 


W. H. H. Arneit... 


Galesburg 


July 9 '65.. 


FIRST SEKGEANT. 




1«61. 


Henry (). Harkness 


Norwalk, Ohio. 


Sep 30 ..., 


t-EKGEANTS. 






Richard Fraser 


Wataga 


Sep 16 . . . . 


Ewd. R. Huxley... 


Hender^o^. . 


Oct 15 .... 


A. W. Hales i 


Henderson 


Oct 5 






Sep 1 .... 


C(niP()RALS. 




Wm. H. H. Arnett. 


Henderson. ... 


Sep 23 . . . . 


Ifaac Sines 


Wataga 


Sep 16 .... 






Sep 23 


A. A. 'J'horpe 


Waiaga 


Oct 23 .... 


J. Colliugwood 


Wataga 


Sep 23 .... 


Sidney M. Smith.. 


Wataga 


Sep 30 .. 


Benj. F. Biirker 


Wataga 


Sep 18 


Geo. W. Geer 


Wataga 


Sep 23 .... 


MUSICIANS. 






Chas. M. Denison.. 


Wataga 


Sep 16 .... 


Cyrus C. Logau... 
PRIVATES. 


Altona 


Sep 25 .... 




Allen, Georges.... 


Rock Island... 


Oct 29 . . . . 


Babcock, A. J 


A urora 


Dec 3 


Bearnheart, James 


Woodhull 


Oct 2 


Biirkman. Peter.... 


Wataga 


Sep 17 .... 


Becker, John 


Aurora 


Die 16 .... 


Bilton, John 


Watatra 


Oct 10 .... 


Bunker, Dwight... 


Henderson 


Oct 10 .... 


Brooks, Ucnnis — 


Danby 


Nov 26 .... 


Cole. Stei)hen D. .. 


Galesburg 


Nov 4 


Comstock, John... 


Henderson 


Oct 5 


Com?tock, Ira 


Henderson 


Oct 8 .... 


Cornel), Wm. H 


Woodhull 


Sep 16 ... 


Conley, Lindsev G 


Wataga 


S(:p 16 ... 


Childs, JoelG 


Buda 


Oct 5 


Dales, Alberto.... 


Henderson.. . . 


Oct 2 


Delain, Olof 


Wataga 


Sep 17 ... 


Denton, Henmen F 


Wataga 


Sep 24 .... 


Doyle, Thomas 


Springfield .... 


N<)Vl» 


Eastman, Alfred A 


Wataga 


Oct 22 ... 


Eastman, Ewd.U.. 


Wataga 


Oct 22 .. 


Ferris. John B 


Woodhull 


Oct 2 .... 


Fulford, Chas. W.. 


Wataga 


Nov 11 ... 


Green, Benjamin.. 


Davenport, la.. 


Oct 11 ... 


Grimes, Henry H.. 


Clover, Ohio. .. 


Sep 16 ... 


Gilbert, Delos 


Wataga 


Sep 16 ... 


Henderson. Wm. S 


Knoxville 


Sep 24 . . . 


Holston, Saml 


Hendersoiv 


Oct 8 .... 


Hawks, Richaid... 


Henderson 


Oct 10 ... 


Hines. Harrison 


Aurora 


Dec 2 .... 


Hammond. J. Mark 


Chicago 


Novl .... 




Berlin 


Sep 23 . . . . 
Sep 23 ... 


Lewis, Quint us C. 


Wataga 


Laird, Allen 


Wataga 

Oxford 


Sep 23 . . . 


Minsels, Henrv... 


Nov 11 ... 


McClnre, Hugh.... 


Wataga 


Sep 16 ... 


McCleerv S 




Sep 18 ... 
Oct 2 .... 


Matterson. Geo. H. 


Knoxville 


Naeh, Joseph 


Wataga 


Sep 16 ... 


Kendall, Joshua... 


Henderson 


Nov 11 ... 


O'Brien, Henrv 


Wataga 


Sep 16 ... 


Ohlson, Nels 


Wataga 


Sep 17 ... 


Piper, Benjamin. .. 


Wataga 


Oct 2 .... 


Paddock, Daniel. .. 


Wataga 


Dec 3 .... 


Ricker. Wm 


Wataga 


Sep 2 J ... 



Date of 
Muster. 



Dec 24 . .. 
April 4 '65. 



Dec 24 "61.. 
April 4 "65. 



Remarks. 



Term expired December 25, "64. 
Mustered out July 12, 1S65 .... 



Term expired December 2.5, 1864. 
Mustered out July 12, 1865 



Dec 24 '61 . . Resigned June 1, 1862. 

April 23 '63 Promoted 

Not musfd Mustered out as Sergeant, July 12,1865.. 

IHOl. 
Dec 24 Promoted Second Lt. 



Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 

Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 

Dec 24 
Dec 24 

Dec 24 
Dec -^4 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 21 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Doc 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec -^4 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 
Dec 24 



Mustered out Dec. 23, '64; term ex. . 
Dischartred June 1, 1862; wounds .. 
Promoted 1st Lt. from IstSerg't. ... 
Mustered out Dec. 23, 1864 ; term ex. 



Mustered out July 12, '6.5, as 1st Serg't... 
Ser^'i. Killed at Vicksburg, June 25, '63 

Died, Savannah. April 24, '62 ; wounds 

Discharyred Dec. 12, '63 

Mustered out Dec. 23 "64; term ex 



Died atPaducah, Ky., Feb. 27, '62. 
Killed at Shiloh, April 6, "62 



Died at St. Louis, May 15, '62 

Discharged April 28, '62 ; disability. 



Mustered out Dec. 23, '64 ; term ex. . .. 
Died at Savannah, Tcnn., Apr. 18, '62. . 

Discharged May 27. 1861; wounds 

Killed at Shiloh, Apr. 6, '62 

Deserted Jan 14, "62 

Discharged Sep. 26, '62 ; disability 

Discharged Oct. 19,1862; wounds 

Died at Savannah, Tenn., Mar. 10, '62. . 

Discharged April 30. '62 ; wounds 

Mustered out Dec. 24. 1864 

DesertedAng 18, 1862 

Killed at Champion Hills, May 16, '63. 

Discharged .May 15. '62 

Died ai St. Louis, May 9, "62 ; wounds. 

Died at Quincv, April 21, 1862 

Deserted Aug. "iS. 1862 

Discharged July 23. 1862; disability... 

Deserted Oct. 28, 1864 

Discharged June 13, 1862 ; disability. . . 



Di.-;charged April 17, 1863; disability.. 

Transferred to U. S. Navy 

Deserted June 14. 1862 

Discharged Oct. 14, '62 ; disability 

Died at Shiloh, April 18. 1862 

Mustered out July 12. 1865 

Discharged July 23.1862; disabihty... 

Mustered out July 12. 1865 

" " " as Serg't 

Promoted Sergeant Major . . 

Absent, pris. ofwar, since Feb. 18, '65. 

Died at Vicksburg, Oct. 30, isas 

Mustered out July 12, "65. as Corporal. 
Discharged June 24, 1862; wounds. . . 

Mustered out Dec. 23. '64; term ex 

Discharged July 23, "62 

Mustered out Dec. 23. '64 ; term ex 

Deserted Jan. 15, 1862 

Transferred to U. S. Navy 

Deserted Oct. 21, 1861 

Discharged June 24, 1862 

Mustered out July 12. 1865, as Serg't... 

Discharged Oct. 1, 1863 ; disability 

Discharged Aug. 2, '62 



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Gompany K.-- -Officers and Privates. 



Name and Rauk. 

Bowe, Anson Jr. .. 
Riimi*cy, Alfred K. 

Shumate, J. li 

Sageser, Jas>. W 

Sauer, Geo. W.... 

Sweet, Henry F 

Smith, James 

Shaw, Nicolas H. .. 

Sutoz, Anton 

Thomas, Hiram 

Thorp, Orville K . . . 
Taylor, Wm. C, Jr 
Tebbeits, Wm. H.. 
Taylor, Nathan S. 
Wandless, Joseph. 
Wentworth, Milton 
Williams, Jos. S... 
Wilks, Thomas.... 

Wild, James 

Yaucy, Walter C. 

Yancy, John 

KECKUITS. 

Collins, Wm 

Corbin. Nathan 

Clapp, Horace H.. . 
Dalef, George M. . . 

Flinn, Daniel 

Garrity, Daniel 

Holyoke, Geo. T. . . 

McLane, M 

Morse, Augustus.. 

Morse. Geo. N 

Merrick, Stephen F 
Osborn, Stephen S 

Kouse, Benj. F 

Roberts, Geo. B... 
Shumate. Wm. H.. 
Sisk or Fisk, Thos. 
Thorp, Chas. O.... 

Tye. Thomas 

Willard. Henry C. 
Woolaey, Henry. .. 



Residence. 



Date of 
enlistment. 



Wataga Sep 

Kuo.wille Sep 

Henderson Sep 

Oxford Oct 

Henderson Oct 

Wataga Sep 

Wataga Sep 

Joliet iDec 

Chicdgo Dec 

Wataga Sep 

Wataga jSep 

Wataga lOct 

Wataga loct 

Wataga ISep 

Wataga Sep 

Wataga jOct 

Wataga 'Sep 

Wataga jSep 

Wataga Oct 

Wataga iSep 

Wataga JDec 



Date of 
muster. 



Remarks. 



iFeb 1 '«-i. 



Wata?a.... 
Rock Island 

Galesburg JMar 27 '(54 . . 

Henderson Feb it '65. . . 

Galva Jan Wti-i.. 

Centerville Jan U '(i3. . 

Rock Island Sep 1 '(IS. . . 

Rock Island Nov 17 '62. 

Henderson Fed 7 '64. . . 

Henderson Feb 9 '65. . . 

Henderson |Feb 9 '6.5. . . 

Henderson Feb 7 '64. . . 

Oneida [June 23 '62 

Henderson 'Feb 7 '64. . . 

Henderson iFcb 9 '6j. .. 



Dec 24 ... 
Dec 21 ... 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 21 ... 
Dec 21 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 ... 
Dec 24 ... 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 21 ... 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 21 ... 
Die 24 . . . 
Dee 2f ... 
Dec 24 ... 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 
Dec 24 . . . 



'Died at Paducah. Ky.. March 6, '62 

Died, Andersonville Pris., Grave 1,76.5. 
MiisIereQ out July 12, '65 



May 9 '64. 
Feb 10 '65. 



I " " " as Sergeant 

Died Aug. 22, '63 

jMueterea out Oec. 23, '64; terra ex 

Died at St. Louis, April 19, '62 ; wounds... 

Deserted Dec 14, '61 

Mustered out July 12, '65 

I ■■ •' " as Corporal 

I Dis. to rec. pro. as 1st Lt. & Q. M. 45th 111 

Killed at Shiloh. April 6, '62 

! Disch. Dec. 24, 1861 ; disability 

Disch. Sep. 4, '62; wounds 

Discharged Dec. 5, '62 ; disability 

Deserted Nov. 15, '61 

Mustered (lUt Dec 2.3, '64 ; term ex 

Died at Cairo, Feb. 27, '62 

Killed at Shiloh, Apr. 6, '62 

Discharged July 20, '62 

I 

Discharged Aug. 18, '62 ; wounds 

^Mustered out June 3, '65; as Corporal... 
Mustered out July 12, '65 



Henderson. 

Wataga 

Henderson. 

Cairo 

Cairo 



Feb 7 '63 
Feb 25 '64 . . 
Feb 9 "65... 
Jan 15 '62. . 
Jan 15 '62.. 



April 8 '64. 
Feb 10 '65.. 
Feb 10 '65.. 
Aprils '64.. 



April 8 '64. 
Feb 10 '65.. 
Aprils '64. 
April 8 '64.. 
Feb 10 '66. 



Claimed by 57th Til. Inf... 
Mustered out Jnne 3, '65. . 
Mustered out July 12, '65. 



Mustered out June 3. '65, as Corporal. 
Mustered out July 12, '65 . . . 



Discharged Nov. 10, '62; disability. 
Deserted June 14, '62 



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